Here you will see some magnificent examples of fine and rare antique jewellery. We strive to present a cross section of our jewellery, all of which is, of course, for sale. Please do not hesitate to contact us should you require more information or perhaps are wanting something that doesn't appear within these pages. We source our jewellery from experienced jewellery and antiques dealers worldwide who offer us the finest selection available on the market.
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About Us
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Isabella's Fine & Antique Jewellery, located on Hastings Street, Noosa Heads, QLD - Australia's premier holiday destination - is as unique as the now retired owner, Jan Grant, who's passion and love for beautiful jewellery has made her respected throughout the trade and has seen forty odd years of working for her client's needs.
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We DO NOT buy from the general public. Our stock is only supplied from reputable antique dealers and jewellery manufacturers worldwide. We do not deal with companies or Auction Houses ourselves, so we prefer not to give recommendations. Jewellery is subject to wear and tear over the years, and small dents and scratches are common on well-worn items.
Pearls of Widsom
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Ellies Pearls are considered amongst the finest examples of South Sea pearls in the world. Isabella's stocks a variety of exquisite strands, necklaces, bracelets and earrings from this fourth-generation pearl farming family. With each strand, every pearl is hand-picked with care to ensure consistency in shape and size, resulting in pieces that are highly collectible and admired.
Shipping and Payment
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We will only send your an email confirming your order within 24 hours on receipt of order. Then dispatch will be sent upon receiving cleared funds and/or the nature of your order ie. If resizing is required, we'll forward once this occurs. We accept Visa, Mastercard and Amex cards. Any international credit cards will require a bank approval and possible request of proof of identity.
Jewellery Care
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Proper care and handling of your jewellery can help it maintain its beauty and sparkle for years to come. The hardness of a gem is based on a gem trade standard called Moh's Scale, developed in the 19th century. The scale rates the hardness of a material out of 10 and at each higher number it can be abrasive to a material with a lower number.
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