Late Victorian Locket with Enamel StripesThe Story: While this piece is undedicated, the IMO monogram identifies it as a mourning piece (In Memory Of). Mourning jewelry has been around for centuries, but it exploded in popularity when Prince Albert died and Queen Victoria took to wearing gobs of itthe original goth! The Details: Late Victorian monogrammed locket with black enamel stripes Length: 3. 5cm (including bale) Weight: 11. 2 grams Condition: Very good antique condition

Late Victorian signet ring with carved shoulders and a shield-shaped blush pink agate

with maker's mark JLo

hand etched details

The detail

Classic orange flower pattern

Length: 7cm

The intaglio depicts a crest with four diamond shapes and a two headed dragon

a banded agate body

Oak leaves symbolized strength

though fits closer to a 9

Condition: Figures inside shoe are primitive

along with the central carved sardonyx stone