Antique Victorian Scottish Agate Brooch Silver Georgian (1714-1830)

Antique Victorian Scottish Agate Brooch Silver Georgian (1714-1830)This wonderful antique Victorian Scottish agate brooch is modelled in silver and inlaid with five polished natural agates cut to fit the brooches unique, twisted design, resembling a seashell. They exhibit the stones characteristic earthy tones and intricate, banded patterns that are naturally formed and distinct to each stone. Scottish Pebble jewellery grew in popularity in the mid 1800s and saw traditional Celtic designs decorated with an abundance

White enamel was often used to represent purity and innocence and suggests it was made in remembrance of a beloved child

Sterling lion mark

The locket has beautiful

It’s remained in excellent condition and is marked with the maker’s name “E

Weighs: 51

A beautiful antique Edwardian pendant from the early 20th Century adorned with a glowing cabochon moonstone dropper (approx

ITEM NUMBER: 7353

The core is crafted in base metal and has been cased in a shining 9ct yellow gold which has developed a lovely smoothness and patina

MARKS: Kite hallmark

10ct total)

Riding jewellery was popular in the Victorian era and was usually worn by women of social standing who partook in activities such as riding or hunting and wore these pieces as a symbol of their love for the sport

The Turquoise come in both green and blue and the largest stone is claw set on a swinging dropper in the centre