Antique Victorian 1880 Pressed Horn Mourning Brooch

Antique Victorian 1880 Pressed Horn Mourning BroochA poignant and beautifully crafted example of Victorian mourning jewellery, this antique brooch dates to around 1880. The piece features an intricately carved floral design, formed from pressed and dyed hornan accessible material of the time, chosen for its deep black tone and resemblance to Whitby jet. Mourning jewellery became widely popular after the death of Prince Albert in 1861, when Queen Victoria entered prolonged mourning and set a fashion

Vintage grey flower brooch c

These earrings are in very good vintage condition and measures 2

They are made using tiny pieces of multicoloured cut glass set in intricate flower patterns and set in a gold tone metal

The brooch has the popular beaded decoration around the edge typical of the Victorian era

This unusual and sweet little brooch is set with marcasite stones

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Vintage 1950s earrings featuring bright orange glass stone

The piece is in good vintage condition and measures approximately 3cm in length and 1

These earring are in excellent condition and measure 3cms in diameter

Garnet gold is a lower grade of gold

Vintage Art Deco double coloured dress clips c1930s

measuring 6cm in height and approximately 3cm at the widest point