Guilloché Enameled Egg PendantThe History: This Edwardian sterling silver egg charm, crafted in England in the early 1900s, features translucent blue enamel over Guilloch engravinga decorative technique revealing intricate patterned grooves beneath the enamels surface. The charm measures 1" in height from the top of the bail to the bottom of the charm and . 25" in width. We recommend our Classic Chains to wear this pendant on a delicate necklace or with our Charm Collectors on a

we recommend using them as the foundation for mixing

hand-carved coral beaded earrings - delicately assembled into a cluster of grapes

we like to imagine this sentiment sealing correspondence between a budding love–with hope that it would grow to remain constant

Set in 22k gold

75" in height and closes with a hand engraved pinch clasp closure

The back features a glass pane held by a sterling frame: perfect to tuck away an image

sterling silver dress pin from the 1920s featuring crystal rhinestone and filigree details

Victorian dress pin from the late 1800s featuring a central blue stone framed with filigree and hand-tooled leaf details

Once a hat pin topper from the late 1800s

This pendant was made and found in England

10k solid gold petite watch fob charm featuring a hand-engraved setting that holds a white agate stone showing an etched scene of three doves on an urn

This restored sterling silver Victorian bracelet from the late 1800s features turquoise and garnet stones