Lovely and large, this Victorian gold-filled locket hangs on an extra-long, 50" chain. The locket is 2" in diameter and contains both original picture rings and one picture.

This lovely Arts & Crafts pin is hammered sterling silver with mauve enamel. It is hallmarked for Birmingham, England; sterling; 1907-8. The pin is 1 1/4" x 15/16" in size.

Here is a wonderful old Victorian pin with the ever-popular open bow design. It is set with 43 turquoise cabochons. See photo 2 for scale. It is made of silver and dates from circa 1870.

Two repousse flowers form this sterling silver pin. It is marked Danecraft Reg US Patent Office STERLING. Probably circa 1940.

This lovely bar pin is Victorian in age and is made of 15 ct gold. It is an Etruscan Revival design with the central motif of an anchor. The pin is 1 1/2" in length by 3/8" wide. Circa 1860-90.

We all wish we could have a tiger in the tank these days, but the next best thing might be this gorgeous vintage tiger to ride on your shoulder. He is 14 k gold with green eyes and a diamond in his mouth. They eyes are emerald or glass--they're too small to really tell. His head is 1/2" x 5/8" and the overall length of the stickpin is 2 3/4". Comes with a clutch for the end.

How lucky can you get! Here's a splendidly unusual four-leaf clover. It's made of fossil ivory surrounded by gold nuggets, and is 1" by 1". Circa 1890. Marked NATIVE GOLD NUGGETS

St. Patrick's Day is coming! Celebrate it with this pretty little stickpin in your lapel. It's 10 k gold with a richly enameled lucky shamrock that's 1/2" across. The whole pin is 2 1/8" long. Vintage, exact age not known.

This Victorian pin is a gorgeous Egyptian Revival design rendered in gilded silver and plique a jour. The wings are yellow-green plique shading to burnt orange. Wing tops are opaque enamel in yellowish green. The pin is centered with a matching stone which is to date [and probably forever] unidentified. It is not peridot, nor is it glass. The pin is 2" across and is circa 1880.

This simple but lovely ring is a plain 12k gold band set with four oval Persian turquoise cabochons and six small pearls. All are dogtooth prong set. The turquoises are 5 X 2 mm, and the pearls 1.5 mm in diameter. The ring is marked with two small square stamps which are too small to read. Size 6

Here is a wonderful sterling & marcasite necklace from the 1920s. The central plaque has interesting relief and the design is highlighted with marcasites. Smaller marcasite-studded plaques ornament the chain. The entire necklace is 15" long. Marked sterling on pendant. Circa 1920s.

Truly fit for a museum, this rare and wonderful Egyptian Revival pin has a portrait painted on porcelain. It is mounted in 800 silver and surrounded by 16 coral beads on wire. There have been some repairs [not visible from the front] as is so common in jewelry repaired in the 19th century. 1 1/4" diameter. Circa 1875.