Victorian Hunting TrumpetThe History: This Victorian pocket watch fob from the late 1800s features a gold filled hunting trumpet with hand engraved details that holds a bloodstone in the bottom. A charm that represented and is exemplary of two Victorian obsessions sporting life and the wax seal. This piece was originally made and sourced in England, measuring 0. 75" wide and 0. 5" from the bottom of the charm to the top of the bail. Please note this piece shows light wear

and carnelian links from the late 1800s

This watch fob charm is originally from the early 1900s and was sourced in England

75" in height and width

5” from the chain with the sphere pendant measuring

It's obvious this heirloom was safely kept in its box for years while unworn--likely only coming out and being worn on special occasions

This restored Victorian bracelet from the late 1800s features hand-tooled floral designs and crystal Amber details encompassing the front of the bracelet

reimagined as bands and pendants that frame a gem

All elements of this bracelet were sourced in England and are original to their era

This fob charm hangs from a solid 9k gold chain and antique pocket watch clasp

and hangs from a fixed linked chain bail

we were hoping to find more history behind this family

It features an inset flat carnelian stone on one side and a bloodstone on the other