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a little preserved relic of a departed loved one
Soon to be an official antique
it was a way to hold close a physical memento of a mourned person
Size (can be resized): 9 & 9
It advocated economic and social reform and was essentially anti-industrial
Antique 10K, Black Enamel & Woven Hair Mourning Lace Pin/Brooch rose gold a little preserved relic ofMourning jewelry was made popular by Queen Victoria, who remained in mourning for forty years after the untimely death of her beloved Prince Albert. Locks of the deceased's hair were often woven into intricate plaits and made into necklaces, watch chains, bracelets, and even earrings. Some were kept under glass in a locket, ring, or brooch, such as this example. Framed in shiny black enamel with a golden scalloped border, this brooch contains braided
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