Victorian Tri Color Band with Diamond Star mother daughter ring this late Victorian 14k gold

this late Victorian 14k gold stickpin (circa 1890–1900) features a finely modeled rose gold owl perched thoughtfully on a yellowish green gold branch

and transformation—was a favored motif in turn-of-the-century jewelry

In the Victorian Language of Flowers

this ring is a delightful example of Victorian sentimental jewelry

Elephants are a powerful symbol of strength and prosperity

Victorian Tri Color Band with Diamond Star mother daughter ring this late Victorian 14k goldA charming antique ring (circa 18901900) featuring a beautifully crafted in 10k and 14k tri color band of rose, white, and green gold flowers, centered with a rose cut diamond star that adds a subtle, sparkling focal point. The harmonious blend of colors and floral motifs reflects the romantic artistry of late Victorian jewelry. The face of the ring measures approximately 0. 3 inches wide and is a size 6 (not resizable due to its continuous design).