Late 19th Century Silver & Gold Fly Bug Tie Pin with Iris Glass, Seed Pearls & Paste feed-gender-unisex and showcases black enamel as

and showcases black enamel as a tribute to the married status of the deceased

This beautiful Late Victorian ring dates to the 1860s and features a classic cluster design of creamy split pearls surrounding a central old mine cut diamond

This 1940s brooch is a lovely example of a marcasite jewel

Its alluring appearance makes it a wonderful addition to any collection and an elegant statement piece when worn

pairing the geometric sparkle of diamonds and rubies with the soft lustre of a pearl

Late 19th Century Silver & Gold Fly Bug Tie Pin with Iris Glass, Seed Pearls & Paste feed-gender-unisex and showcases black enamel asThis charming late 19th century tie pin takes the form of a beautifully detailed fly or bug a whimsical motif often seen in Victorian jewellery. The wings are set with delicate seed pearls, the face with rich red paste, and the body with early striped iris glass, giving this piece a jewel like iridescence and lifelike sparkle. What is Iris Glass? Iris glass is a fascinating material developed in the late 19th century in regions like Bohemia (modern