Victorian Lace Agate Heart Pendant

Victorian Lace Agate Heart PendantCharming antique pendant made in Scotland during the latter half of the 19th century, circa 1870. A puffed silver heart, adorned with three individual pieces of agate which are surrounded by delicate engravings. This type of agate, with its distinct bands of greys, whites, and browns, is found in the Montrose area of Scotland and is known as lace agate. Scottish "pebble" jewellery became popular during the 19th century, after queen Victoria

8mm (from top of ear wire) by 12

it's a particularly excellent example of Victorian craftsmanship

they epitomise mid-century jewellery design

RESERVED A ring unstuck in time

It's Italian and dates from the 1960s

Marks: Clasp stamped STERLING

sensual pleasures and the end of the affair - all permutations could be covered

did not support the revolution

It was likely made in Britain

both in design and execution

This one's crafted in 9ct gold

It's set within a simple platinum halo between two diamond-set ribbons of millegrain platinum ending in little scrolls