Victorian Ruby and Pearl Wing Brooch Bloodstone the chain is 51cm long

the chain is 51cm long

the cut of the stones and the style of the bracelet copying the famous Koh-i-Noor diamond set in the bracelet that was later presented to Queen Victoria (3 July 1850)

In the Victorian era intricate snake jewellery frequently incorporated gemstones—emeralds for eyes

17th-century angel/cherub fine 18ct gold pendant depicting two enamelled cherubs standing beside a gilded cross the frame is set with garnets and enamel

Victorian Ruby and Pearl Wing Brooch Bloodstone the chain is 51cm longA charming Victorian wing brooch set in 18ct gold with Burmese rubies on the tips of the wings, eight cut diamonds on the inner sides of the wings and centred with a natural bouton pearl. There are approximately 50 points of diamonds and 40 points of rubies in this brooch. There was originally a detachable pin at the bottom of the brooch by the pearl which has been changed to a pin with a safety clasp towards the top of the wings. Measurements: 5cm x