Victorian Crown Jewels "Sovereign’s Sceptre” Brooch ruby A gorgeous 18th Century three-stone

A gorgeous 18th Century three-stone ring set with a principal almandine garnet (foil backed) flanked by two white paste stones

which also resemble wings

It's crafted in niello silver

It features applied two-tone gold flowers and a hand-chased swallow and pommels around the edges

and it dates from the 18th Century

Victorian Crown Jewels "Sovereign’s Sceptre” Brooch ruby A gorgeous 18th Century three-stoneDATE: Victorian, c. 1870 Its Jubilee Week over here in the UK (at least this is the week we get two bank holiday) so heres a little bit of British Royal ephemera to mark the occasion This is a brooch replica of The Sovereigns Sceptre with Cross, made in 1661 by goldsmith Robert Viner for King Charles II. Interestingly, the sceptre remains part of the British Crown Jewels, but in a slightly altered form the alteration being the addition of the Cullinan