Victorian Brass Cherub Brooch Pair gypsy rings and remains paired with its

and remains paired with its original box

the emu is one of the few birds that the father incubates the eggs and goes on to raise the chicks

as well as hand-chased ivy leaves (sentiment: I Cling To Thee) and silver pommel embellishment

so a keeper ring (aka guard ring) was required to "keep" it in place when worn on the un-gloved finger

Victorian Brass Cherub Brooch Pair gypsy rings and remains paired with itsDATE: Victorian, c. 1880 This super charming Victorian brooch pair are modelled as two little cherubs, each one playing an instrument. They look great worn as a pair on your jacket collar, and they're modelled in brass throughout. Known as Putti or Putto, the cherubs are very common as angels making music, as instruments of profane love its like their own little orchestra! They are each shown playing their own instrument, the triangle and the flute