Queen Victoria's Bow Brooch - Large

Queen Victoria's Bow Brooch - LargeThis set of bow brooches has been an enduringly popular design since the 1800s. In May 1858, the Crown Jeweller, Garrard, created a trio of bow brooches using 506 diamonds provided by Queen Victoria. The set consisted of two large brooches and one small brooch. Although there is no pictorial evidence to suggest that Queen Victoria wore them, the brooches were worn by Queen Alexandra and Queen Mary at their respective coronations. Queen Mary even wore

The remaining four plates are heavily set with large precious stones

The opposing armies are further represented by a host of knights

Each chess piece in this set represents a key character from the Robin Hood legend

with delicate leaf shapes suggesting constant renewal

The enduring popularity of Robin Hood as a folk hero is showcased in this remarkable chess set

The gold plating adds a touch of opulence

dressed in his iconic Lincoln green attire

and represents a bucket

This silver-plated violet crystal ring with cubic zirconia is modelled on a ring with a rose-coloured oblong spinel and a border of diamonds

and weighs five pounds

Crafted from premium wood

this miniature crown invites you to appreciate the remarkable craftsmanship and historical significance it represents