Victorian Lucky Clover Charm

Victorian Lucky Clover CharmCute little lucky charm dating from the late Victorian period, circa 1900. A verdant enamelled four leaf clover furnishes the front the universal symbol of good luck and the the word Viroka is engraved onto the back. Built in 14 carat gold, likely Austrian. Era: Victorian, circa 1900 Size: 14mm by 12mm Marks: Unclear, tested as 14ct gold likely Austrian Condition: Great antique condition

Marks: Stamped 14k

The bracelet itself is crafted in silver with two sections of wheat-link chain connected by a flat barrel clasp

modernist and naturalistic pieces that often incorporated branch- and bark-like elements - active from the 1960s to 1990s and based on Benjamin Street

In God We Trust

Note: in this case the red coral is replaced by pink topaz

20pts (calculated)

Stones: Blue sapphire and old European cut diamonds

reminiscent of the snakes on Hermes' Caduceus (to my eyes

Isis protected her child

variety aquamarine

circa 1915

Some natural discolouration to the stones and a gorgeous antique patina