VICTORIAN agate bracelet with 6 rectangular carved segments

VICTORIAN agate bracelet with six rectangular carved segments in the lovely amber and orange colors.� It is 7″ wearable length by 5/8″ wide, and there are a few tiny flea bites on some edges of the links, not at all noticeable when worn, and the clasp fastens securely.�� View�� #V37329�� $298.00

VICTORIAN agate oval brooch patchwork of agates

VICTORIAN antique agate oval brooch with a patchwork of gorgeous agates set in sterling silver, 1-3/4″ by 1-1/3″.� I rarely see a brooch with the variety of color and striation that this one has, orange, green, pale yellow and gray, really lovely and circa 1880.� View�� View � #V38420�� $188.00

VICTORIAN cut steel arrow or comet brooch

VICTORIAN cut steel arrow brooch with faceted black glass and tiny etched leaves end, all set in gold tone, 3-3/4″.� One tiny brad is missing, so priced as is.� There is a later added c-catch on the back.��I wonder if this was meant to be a Halley’s comet brooch.�� View� #V36088�� $95.00 �  

VICTORIAN Scottish agate, cairngorm and sterling bracelet heart padlock locket

VICTORIAN Scottish agate, cairngorm and sterling silver bracelet with a heart padlock locket closure, made in about 1890.� It’s a 7-1/2″ long bracelet with a 5/8″ by 3/4″ padlock that works.� The padlock has a lovely etched design in the sterling on one side and an open crystal-faced locket compartment on the other, a really … Continue reading “VICTORIAN Scottish agate, cairngorm and sterling bracelet heart padlock locket”

VICTORIAN gold filled heart charm with three aqua glass beads and etched designs on the front

VICTORIAN gold filled heart charm with three aqua glass beads and etched designs on the front, 3/4″ by 3/4″.� The aqua beads might be turquoise, but they are too small to tell for sure.� This is a charm rather than a locket and it doesn’t open. Wouldn’t a whole bracelet of charms with turquoises be … Continue reading “VICTORIAN gold filled heart charm with three aqua glass beads and etched designs on the front”