Heather Moll

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#GeorgianJewelry Emeralds for November! This c 1810 heart-shaped ring has a pear-shaped emerald and single-cut diamond surround. Should I put this sweet ring in a book someday, or is it a little saccharine for Darcy?

Can you imagine the awkwardness? "Why are you distressed, Miss Bennet? I demand to know your mind. I must have my share of the conversation. Why are you sighing? Tell me at once what is the matter." #JAFF #Austenesque

No shade to the others' strength, but Fanny Price for the win.

A harsh refusal healed. But a fresh proposal could put them both in deadly danger… buff.ly/cWDbxue

#GeorgianJewelry These c 1840 diamond drop earrings have a circular diamond cluster and pear-shaped diamond cluster drop, linked by a diamond-encrusted ribbon bow. What Austen lady got these as an anniversary present?

What happens if that marriage of convenience isn't so temporary after all, Elizabeth? 💕 buff.ly/EMpGu34 #JAFF #Austenesque

Show me a picture of someone with zero worries. And possibly zero thoughts.

Learn more about love tokens like the one Darcy gave Elizabeth in Her Affections and Wishes on the blog. buff.ly/DuO8hRo #MondayBlogs

Parlor games and kissing-only in this post-Hunsford house party Pride and Prejudice variation. #Austenesque #JAFF

Is Jane saying Fanny Knight has a little too much inclination to get married?? 🤨 #JaneAusten #PrideandPrejudiceVariations

#GeorgianJewelry Would you wear this ring? It's a central old brilliant-cut diamond set within a closed-back pinched collet mount, with a diamond coronet motif, with trifurcated scrolled shoulders, each set with a another old brilliant-cut diamond

Bet you didn't think she'd fall in love with you, though, did you Darcy? 💕 buff.ly/2dHi97J #JAFF #Austenesque

They all have great qualities and would be worthy friends. I actually think Catherine Morland would be a supportive friend. A ride or die who was really sweet. Is she the sharpest knife in the drawer? No. But a dependable friend ready to have fun.

Where did your regency hero buy their sweetheart jewelry? buff.ly/3otvAAS #MondayBlogs

#GeorgianJewelry This mid-late 18th century bracelet has two rows of graduated rose- cut diamonds, accented by old European-cut diamonds, joined by rose-cut diamond links. What Austen lady is wearing this in the evening?

He's not that bad, is he Elizabeth?? 💖 buff.ly/PveTVqw #JAFF #Austenesque