Victorian Enamel "Language of Flowers" Locket & Collar Necklace seal fobs than diamonds

than diamonds

a small chip to the girdle of the diamond

The diamonds rest in millegrain collet settings

set with two vibrant emeralds and four cushion cut diamonds

An unusual (but fascinating) perspective can be found in John Wood's The Origin of Building (1741)

Victorian Enamel "Language of Flowers" Locket & Collar Necklace seal fobs than diamondsDATE: Victorian, c. 1870 A striking Victorian silver collar and locket featuring a wonderfully enamelled floral bouquet. The Victorians were really into their symbolic messaging (acrostics, mourning, buckles, etc.) and the language of flowers exemplifies this trend perfectly. In this case we have daffodils, snowdrops, and forget me nots, which respectively represent: regard, purity, and true love memories. It's beautifully made, the collar with fancy