Two designs for earrings consisting of green enamelled gold loops from an album of jewellery designs. The upper examples each each consist of a gold loop in the form of a snake swallowing its tail, surmounted by four small diamonds, from which hangs a table-cut ruby within a crescent of white enamel from which, in turn, depend three, green, cabochon drop stones. The lower examples are the same but surmounted by four small rubies from which hangs a table-cut diamond, from which, in turn, depends a single green cabochon drop jewel. The album consists of three preliminary leaves of contemporary laid paper (two with unidentified watermarks), forty leaves of vellum and three final leaves of paper corresponding to those at the front of the album. Inserted are nine sheets of paper and three of vellum bearing designs, notes, transcripts of letters etc. 92 pages, full-bound in contemporary calf skin, gold-tooled, gilt edges, with fragments of green silk ties on the fore-edges of the front and back covers. The drawings are in pencil, pen and ink, wash, body-colour and gold.