Victorian Enamel "Language of Flowers" Locket & Collar Necklace Roman it's a particularly fine example

it's a particularly fine example dating from the 1880s

with hand-chased foliate detailing that adorns beautiful faceted shoulders

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Pitlochry dates back to 1180

Victorian Enamel "Language of Flowers" Locket & Collar Necklace Roman it's a particularly fine exampleDATE: Victorian, c. 1870 A striking Victorian silver collar and locket featuring a wonderfully enamelled floral bouquet. The Victorians were really into their symbolic messaging (acrostics, mourning, buckles, etc.) and the language of flowers exemplifies this trend perfectly. In this case we have daffodils, snowdrops, and forget me nots, which respectively represent: regard, purity, and true love memories. It's beautifully made, the collar with fancy