Victorian Jade Rod Bug Pendant

Victorian Jade Rod Bug PendantAn unusual Victorian pendant formed as a long jade rod capped with gold at the top and bottom, and set with a gem set bug at the centre. High carat gold with applied rope work edges and the bug (some sort of fly creature) is set with pearl, diamonds, ruby eyes, and a jade abdomen. Dating from the late 19th century, circa 1890, it has been converted from a brooch. Era: Victorian circa 1890 Size: 5. 9cm by 0. 9cm Stones: Nephrite jade, diamond, ruby,

clarity VS1/SI1

and his sacred tree was the oak

Queen Victoria's golden jubilee year

Resize for £35

they represented fidelity

Stones: Single cut diamonds (aka eight-cuts)

or 7 inches

An unusually sleek Victorian belcher ring set with a single old European cut diamond

and would have been quite attractive to that young couple keeping up appearances whilst tying the knot on a shoestring

*ON HOLD* Exquisite Art Deco period cufflinks dating from the 1930s

while the larger circular drops are adorned with a variety of cannetille-work

Impressive Berber silver cuff bangle in the Tuareg style