Victorian 9ct Gold and Silver Paste Heart Tie Pin feed-agegroup-adult Likely dating to the early

Likely dating to the early 20th century

turquoise has been a popular gem in England

Many saw it as a portent of Napoleon's plans to invade Russia and the war that followed in 1812

The necklace survives in its original fitted case

wave-like effect that catches the light beautifully

Victorian 9ct Gold and Silver Paste Heart Tie Pin feed-agegroup-adult Likely dating to the earlyA romantic jewel from the late Victorian era, this heart shaped tie pin sparkles with white paste stones set in silver over 9ct gold, a popular combination of the time for achieving diamond like brilliance. The open heart design was a classic symbol of love and sentiment, often exchanged as a token of affection. Beautifully made and full of period charm, it would have been worn on a cravat or lapel as a discreet yet meaningful gesture. All our antique