Georgian Flat Cut Garnet Mourning Brooch rolex meaning thought)

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A superb Victorian Cat's Eye ring dating from the latter half of the 19th Century

often with the inscription Gold gab ich für Eisen (I gave gold for iron)

complete with two colourised photographs (presumably original to the piece) behind glass locket compartments

Red Tulip as a declaration of love

Georgian Flat Cut Garnet Mourning Brooch rolex meaning thought)DATE: Georgian, c. 1820 Beautiful Georgian mourning brooch dating from the early 19th century. It's set with alternating trefoil clusters and larger round flat cut garnets that positively glow on account of their foil back settings. A cushion shaped engraved floral gold band borders a central locket compartment with intricately woven locket of hair behind glass. It's crafted in 9 karat gold and engraved with the surname Wright on the back. STONES Flat