Outstanding Victorian Star-in-Crescent Necklace *include blue and yellow ribbon* April 4th Jewelry had to be bold

Jewelry had to be bold to stand out against all the styles of the 1970s

These charms were carved to look like animals or symbols and had important symbolic significance

As the story was set during the Victorian era

The Grand Period of the Victorian Era began in 1861 with the death of Prince Albert

This dazzling example features a total of 67 rose and cushion-cut diamonds

Outstanding Victorian Star-in-Crescent Necklace *include blue and yellow ribbon* April 4th Jewelry had to be boldThe Victorian era saw an explosion of symbolic and sentimental jewelry in popular culture around the world. During this period, magazines targeted at women began to gain popularity, with the idea of bringing the crown jewels into their own homes. Queen Victoria loved her jewels and had something for every occasion. Prior to this era, we primarily saw jewelry as menswear. One symbol seen often in Victorian pieces is the crescent moon, meant to signify