"Carry On" Anchor CharmTHE HISTORY: This converted vintage sterling silver anchor brooch from the late 1800s features hand engraved and embossed details along with the phrase "Carry On" attached to the front. This piece was originally. made and sourced in England. This charm measures 1 in width and 1. 5" in height and has been modified with a sterling silver swivel clasp at the top to add to any large link or slide on a delicate chain.

” as legend tells that it was created when drops of Christ’s blood stained jasper at the foot of the cross

Victorian brass locket

St Andrew's Church

Never have we ever seen a necklace or locket design quite like this: with each link hand engraved with a different bird

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The toggle and clasp also originate from the same era

brooch from the 1700s featuring paste diamond stones set in a step-cut sterling silver with 9K gold backing

set with emeralds

This petite Victorian ring from the late 1800s makes for the perfect pinky ring or addition to any ring stack

These necklaces are sold separately

Edwardian ladies dress pin from the early 1900s featuring paste diamond stones that fully encompass the design with hand engraved details

All components are true to the era and sourced in England