Regency Tortoiseshell and Cut Steel Hair Comb with a Shooting Star feed-agegroup-adult and there is another vibrant

and there is another vibrant sapphire at the centre

is frequently seen in ecclesiastical heraldry

It works well for an everyday look as well as for formal occasions

This brooch would work as well on a lapel as on a hat - versatility is the name of the game when it comes to brooches

Often to get a strand of these corals take decades and is highly prized

Regency Tortoiseshell and Cut Steel Hair Comb with a Shooting Star feed-agegroup-adult and there is another vibrantMade of tortoiseshell and cut steel, this early 19th century comb was designed as an ornamental piece for the back of a Lady's hair. The stunning design features a depiction of the Great Comet of 1811, also known as Napoleon's Comet, which dazzled the sky for almost a year with its massive coma measuring over a million miles. Many saw it as a portent of Napoleon's plans to invade Russia and the war that followed in 1812. The Regency period saw the