Scottish Thistle SealThis one of a kind Necklace is composed of: Victorian Carnelian stone watch fob seal from the late 1800s with a sterling silver end cap. This column carved design was originally intended to hang from a man's pocket watch chain to hold close and seal correspondence with initials or a crest this fob features a hand engraved tulip. This piece was originally made and sourced in England. The pendant measuring 1" in length and has a antique swivel clasp

King Henry IV made this flower a popular symbol: He adopted it as his formal emblem in 1398--by the next year

we've modernized these little antique pieces of history from the 1800s into delicate drop earrings

This one-of-a-kind necklace features:

Pendant measures

The birds were a popular symbol for sailors as well: spotting a them in the sky was the first sign their ship was close to land where they would return to their loved ones

14k rose gold

mens watch fob clasp and locket with hand-engraved details from the late 1800s

timeless design

Sterling silver and gold filled medal from the 1920s with "EM" hand-engraved on the front and "Skipping 1926-27" on the back

This bracelet shows light signs of wear and repair consistent with its age

The chain and clasp were originally made and sourced in England

These earrings measure 1