Sapphire + Tourmaline Insect PendantThis one of a kind necklace is composed of: Victorian 14k solid gold dress pin of a bug from the late 1800s with a natural blue sapphire head and pink tourmaline body. This pin was sourced and found in England. This necklace measures a standard 18 on a solid 14k gold chain with the pendant measuring 1. 25" in width. THE HISTORY: Insects were an incredibly popular motif in Victorian jewelry. Butterflies and caterpillars were common, as were dragonflies

pocket watch chain and 9k gold magnifying locket from the late 1800s

sterling silver dress pin from the 1700s featuring an old mine cut paste diamond stone

These charms measures

Newcastle upon Tyne is a church in north east England

celestial-set diamond ring from the late 1800s is like nothing we've ever seen before: bold in her shield design with 7 sparkly diamonds

storybook wonder

and chain from the late 1800s with hand-engraved and tassel design details

close your eyes

overcrowding and inadequate waste management systems caused the hygiene levels to fall and the use of rat-catchers and their ratting dogs rose in popularity - due to rodents contributing to the spread of many diseases

Swallows mate for life and always go back to their nest

this stunning solid 9k bangle has just as much charm today as it did in its origin era

Color Grade: I-J