Victorian Ivy Leaf MIZPAH Silver Cuff mikimoto The shoulders have been worked

The shoulders have been worked to make the head appear as though it’s floating in space… and the wide band features a single ridge all the way around

An absolutely gorgeous pair of Victorian white paste earrings dating from the 1870s

6 carats of old European cut diamonds

A cool antique spider pendant dating from the late Victorian era

A fitting and suitably romantically charged theme for an engagement ring

Victorian Ivy Leaf MIZPAH Silver Cuff mikimoto The shoulders have been workedDATE: Victorian, 1882 Glorious Victorian silver cuff bangle with three lines of ivy leaves and the word MIZPAH at the centre. Mizpah jewellery symbolises a bond between two estranged parties, with God as their witness. Its first usage (Gen 31. 49 50) refers to it as a pillar of stones set up by Jacob and Laban. The pillar of stones acted as a witness to the bond between the two men. The sentiment is further reinforced by the ivy motifs, themselves