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Victorian Old Mine and Rose Cut Diamond Cluster Brooch/Pendant Silver and 14k c. 1860 antique engagement ring Some wear to gilding 8mm wide at the

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Victorian Old Mine and Rose Cut Diamond Cluster Brooch Pendant Silver and 14k c. 1860 antique engagement ring Some wear to gilding 8mm wide at the Some wear to gilding so while they're large they are excessively heavy Convertible pieces of the Victorian era were often parts of larger pieces or parures in this case I believe this was likely part of a tiara or grand necklace that had removable elements to be worn on as smaller pendants fully wrapped in fine paper

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