Victorian Snake Stickpin of 14k and 17k Gold moveable girl This chunky mid-Century 14k gold

This chunky mid-Century 14k gold pendant spins on a gold axis

This dramatic anchor locket dates to the late Victorian era (circa 1890)

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This teeny purple enamel pansy with a diamond center was originally part of an antique pin (circa 1910-1915) transformed with the addition of a 10k gold band

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Victorian Snake Stickpin of 14k and 17k Gold moveable girl This chunky mid-Century 14k goldA charming Victorian era antique stickpin dating to 18901900, designed as a finely sculpted snake crafted in 17 karat gold, accented with a vibrant demantoid garnet. The serpent motif, one of the most enduring symbols in Victorian jewelry, represented eternity, wisdom, and everlasting love, making it both visually striking and rich in meaning. The snake is mounted on a 14 karat gold pin stem. The pin head measures 0. 55 inches by 0. 3 inches wide,