Eddie Agate PendantThis one of a kind necklace is composed of: Victorian pendant from the late 1800s featuring an agate stone set in a hand engraved gilded setting. This pendant was originally made and sourced in England. This necklace measures a standard 18 on a modern 14k gold filled chain, with the pendant measuring 1. 5" in width.

gold filled dress pin from the 1800s featuring a lucky horseshoe and nail with garnet details

This necklace measures a standard 17” on an antique 9k gold chain with the locket measuring

but is flexible to fit a 5" - 8" wrist

"ratting" became quite the sport in the process: The Guinness Book of World Records dates an early listing to the "fastest canine rat catcher" a bull-and-terrier dog named Billy

This piece was sourced in Italy

Victorian book chain from the late 1800s with a bolt clasp that a holds a hand-embossed cross with the name "Katie Kunk" engraved on the back

This necklace is on a standard 18" 14k gold filled modern chain

Art Deco brooch from the early 1900s featuring crystal rhinestone with a hand-cut green stone center

Victorian bangle from the late 1800s features hand-tooled design details

The blood stone is etched with a scene of a dog facing down a small mouse

These pendants are set in a sterling silver with hand-embossed floral and scrollwork details

and Audrey Hepburn was gifted with a monogrammed retractable stirrer to commemorate her breakthrough performance in the 1951 Broadway stage production of Gigi