Victorian Gemset Bug 'En Tremblant' Brooch russian The sweetest of antique heart

The sweetest of antique heart pendants

and with a feather fleur-de-lis just under the bail

28ct total

It became a popular public event in England from the mid 16th century through to 1835 when it was outlawed

Victorian Gemset Bug 'En Tremblant' Brooch russian The sweetest of antique heartDATE: Victorian, c. 1870 Cool Victorian brooch featuring a ruby, diamond, and cat's eye studded bug set 'en tremblant' to create movement when worn, giving the impression the bug is darting around. The term, literally "to tremble", describes the motion created by the trembler (essentially a spring made of thin metal wire). It's crafted in 18 karat gold and silver, with French control marks and a hidden safety chain attaching the bug to the brooch