Victorian Silver Locket Buckle Motif Faceted c’est à mourir

c’est à mourir

This is probably the most intricately detailed piece I’ve seen as a brooch: Absolutely one-of-a-kind

This Georgian memorial ring was handcrafted in England in 1801

The earrings with the drops measure 63

The ring is marked with the aforementioned English hallmarks for Chester

Victorian Silver Locket Buckle Motif Faceted c’est à mourirTo the Victorians, the buckle represented eternity, much like the snake motif. A buckle, essentially, wraps around itself and secures itself tightly in place, its strong, sturdy, and never ending. It signifies strength and protection. Sometimes, a buckle, such as the one featured on this locket, is also a garter, representative of the most prestigious order in England, The Order of the Garter. It was established by King Edward III in 1348, and still