Antique Victorian Turquoise Heart Ring Pearl

Antique Victorian Turquoise Heart Ring PearlA sweet antique Victorian heart ring from the late 19th Century fashioned in 9ct gold with sky blue turquoise dotted across the front. Turquoise is considered a stone of good fortune and has long been associated with the forget me not due to the stones matching sky blue colouring. The flower was a popular motif in the Victorian era and symbolic of undying love and devotion. The heart sits between two slender bands that split at the shoulders, with two

Each stone is secured in a loop gallery that allows both the back and front of each stone to be visible – maximising the amount of light that can flow through them and improving their fire

Face measures: 15mm across x 7mm down x 4mm depth

ITEM NUMBER: 01CP36

It has remained in pristine condition from the early 1900s and truly encapsulates the beauty and glamour of period which is appropriately named the “Beautiful era”

Jewellery made from hair was a sentimental trend in the early 19th century

It’s modelled in silver and inlaid with Aberdeen Granite pieces which have distinct patterning and a lovely

Each is engraved with an ivy leaf which in Victorian times represented a loving

after Prince Albert gifted the young queen Victoria with a serpent ring during their courtship

STONES: Citrine (approx

encrusted with bright

very distinct and measures over 62 inches so it can be worn as one long chain or looped twice around the neck to create two festoons of gold

A fabulous pair of vintage drop earrings from the late 20th Century adorned with two gorgeous briolette cut citrine droppers caged in 9ct gold wires that spiral around each stone