Large 19th Century Corallium Rubrum (Red Coral) Branch Brooch with Gold rope tassel details feed-gender-unisex The chain's length is 18

The chain's length is 18 inches / 45 cm and approximate width is 1

of Orchard Street and Old Bond Street

This Edwardian 9ct gold Stafford Knot tie pin is believed to date back to the 1900-1910 era

The white paste stones

they were particularly popular in the 19th Century and the Romantic Period (the early years of Queen Victoria’s reign)

Large 19th Century Corallium Rubrum (Red Coral) Branch Brooch with Gold rope tassel details feed-gender-unisex The chain's length is 18An amazing Corallium Rubrum (Red Coral) and gold brooch in an extravagant rocaille style. It is very large, and makes a wonderful statement on a lapel. The coral is suspended with 18ct gold rope details and swags. This Natural Red Coral Branch would have been the treasure from a stop in Italy as part of the Grand Tour. While red coral has been used since 3000BC, the Victorians had a strong affinity for coral adornments, often dressing their children