St. Andrew's Floral BangleThis restored sterling silver, Victorian bangle from the late 1800s features hand embossed and engraved floral designs with rose and yellow gold details. The back of the bangle contains a beautiful hand engraved monogram with the initials "JC" and name "DeMay". On the inside the hand engraved inscription reads: "From the Churchwardens & Teachers of St. Andrews, Easter day 1881 (Newcastle on Tyne)." This beautiful silver cuff was originally made and

In its closed position it looks very much like a "Ballot Ball" that one would use during Masonic voting

Called the stone of Venus

all engraved on six small pyramids that fold out into the shape of a cross

This necklace measures a standard 18” on 14k gold filled chain with the pendant measuring 2" in width

This bracelet was sourced in England

This necklace measures a standard 20" on a 14k modern gold filled chain

Originally from England

solid 9k gold Victorian signet ring from the 1800s has been worn to well-loved perfection

and "prason"

This necklace measures a standard 18” on a modern 14k gold filled chain

This lover's bracelet heart-shaped padlock clasp was designed to open without a key--instead the top is hinged and opens with a pinch-clasp at the top

5" in length