Antique Victorian Scottish Horseshoe Brooch Silver Circa 1860 Sapphire They were especially popular in

They were especially popular in the Victorian era and gifted as romantic tokens by lovers during long periods of separation

his wife’s own “Mark Antony”

loyalty and friendship as the knot represents an everlasting bond that is unbreakable and forever entwined

one of which is complete with the original rim and is the perfect home to store two beloved family photographs

with a mesmerising display of polished natural agates along the front

Antique Victorian Scottish Horseshoe Brooch Silver Circa 1860 Sapphire They were especially popular inThis beautiful antique Scottish horseshoe brooch was made during the mid Victorian era (Circa 1860). Its modelled in silver and inlaid with Aberdeen Granite pieces which have distinct patterning and a lovely, earthy pink and grey colouring. The Horseshoe has long been a symbol of good luck and became a popular image in Victorian jewellery when there was an increase in superstition. Its remained in excellent condition and is a great collectors piece.