Antique Victorian Scottish Agate Anchor Brooch Silver Carnelian

Antique Victorian Scottish Agate Anchor Brooch Silver CarnelianA wonderful antique Scottish anchor brooch made during the mid Victorian era, Circa 1860. The front is inlaid with various natural agates which have been cut to fit the brooches unique shape and bring their own distinct texture and colouring to each section. Anchors represent strength and stability and were considered a symbol of hope among seafarers as the dropping of the anchor signalled the end of a long journey at sea. They were often gifted to

MARKS: 800/ 835/ 900 Silver stamps & Sterling lion marks

with split shoulders on either side

They’re claw set in ornate 18ct gold frames with white seed pearls dotted on top

vivid-green paste stones that resemble peridots

A lovely antique Edwardian bar brooch from the early 20th Century featuring a spider topped with a pearl and turquoise which displays natural matrix patterning

The band has developed a lovely smoothness and patina over time and is complete with Chester hallmarks within

A remarkable antique Georgian bracelet from the late 1700s boasting six magnificent mother of pearls set in gold base metal and haloed by faceted cut-steel studs

Chester hallmarks

evoking the beauty of a full moon as it floats high above the band with a soft

foliate artistry chased across both sides

It’s remained in excellent condition and is highly collectable piece of history that would look perfect on the end of a silver chain

Rock crystal is the purest form of quartz and was traditionally associated with clarity