Lovlace Citrine PendantThe Story: Victorian, gold filled pencil cap from the late 1800s that would have served as the top decorative and functional piece to twist and reveal the device's lead to write with. This piece features a citrine stone in the bottom and has been converted to wear as a pendant. This piece was made and sourced in England. This charm measures 1" in height from the top of the bail to the bottom of the fob. Please note this piece shows light wear

charms and clasp from the late 1800's with hand-tooled design details on each charm

This gold filled pendant measures 1" in height and just under 1" in width and hangs from a gold filled bail

gold filled stick pin from the 1700s featuring a green glass stone and rhinestones

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sterling silver dress pin from the late 1800s with hand-embossed and engraved design details with horseshoe featured in the center

This Victorian locket hangs perfectly from a center clasp and features a gorgeous hand-engraved ferns on one side

watch fob seal from the late 1800s featuring an inset carnelian stone with an etched intaglio portrait of a Roman man in a laurel wreath crown

hand-carved lava cameo bracelet links from the late 1800s

75" in total length from the top of the sterling silver swivel clasp to the base of the charm

The pendant measures 2

these bracelets are particularly rare

a pair of dice may have been used for a casual game of chance