This golden French coin was issued during the reign of Napoleon Bonaparte, who seized power in France after its Revolution in 1789 and subsequent fall of House Bourbon. Though widely celebrated as one of the greatest military minds in history, Napoleon’s rule was not without controversy.

While palladium doesn’t get the same attention as gold, silver or even platinum, its importance as a precious metal has increased thanks to technological advances, but it is also increasingly becoming the focus of investment opportunities.

This stunning silver certificate has the distinction of being the first U.S. currency to feature Native Americans as the primary motif. Its vibrant design is only matched by its fascinating history.

This magnificent silver coin was struck in 1991 by the U.S. Mint to commemorate the thirty eight year anniversary of the Korean War; a devastating conflict that has been forgotten by some but is certainly remembered by veterans and those with an astute knowledge of Asian and Korean history. Find out more about this special Korean War commemorative Silver Dollar today.

The earliest rose cuts consisted of stones which were altered by using only minimal changes with light polishing prior to being set within jewelry. Classic examples of this include table or point cuts, but glitzier and more fashionable techniques have been developed over the centuries.

Chopard watches have long been associated with show business, so much so that in 1998 their brand became a Cannes Film Festival partner. They have also been selected as the main jeweler for a number of films, which sets them apart from other luxury watchmakers. This 31mm 18k White Gold Chopard Watch signifies brand’s charm and creative spirit.