Lily of the Valley Ring | Onyx Ring seahorse there is a very tiny

there is a very tiny hole on one cheek (visible only under close inspection from a side angle)

These antique dangles date to the late Victorian era (circa 1890-1900)

this skiing Cupid is perfect as a stand-alone pendant or as part of a curated charm bracelet — a rare and charming find for collectors of figural gold charms

The piece was originally an antique buckle (circa 1890-1910) and bears the jugin mark indicating that it is at least 95% silver (a slightly higher silver content than sterling)

this pin captures the spirit of turn-of-the-century design—where artistry

Lily of the Valley Ring | Onyx Ring seahorse there is a very tinyAmidst the early spring blossoms, delicate lilies of the valley grow, reaching upwards to light. Their fragile bell shaped blossoms symbolize humility and purity. This unique ring features an enamel lily of the valley riveted onto a bold onyx backdrop in an ornate floral mounting. The lily of the valley was originally an antique stick pin (circa 1900) that our jeweler transformed by riveting it onto a 10k gold ring (circa 1920 1930). The face of the