Tulip Flowers in a Victorian Bangle Bracelet gift A halo of eight brilliant

A halo of eight brilliant cut diamonds light up this deep

Artemis Caryatis was endowed with second sight and turned into a walnut tree which bore nuts

wrapped once

half covered by clouds

The Victorians believed that no house was a home without a dog or cat in residence and jewelry was often designed to include an image of a cherished pet

Tulip Flowers in a Victorian Bangle Bracelet gift A halo of eight brilliantBasse taille (sometimes referred to as "jeweler's enamel"?) is a technique of enameling in which a pattern is engraved in low relief or beaten up in repouss? and then flooded with translucent or opaque enamel. Its heyday was during the mid to late 19th century and the Victorians covered their jewelry with these intricate enamel designs. Tulip flowers provide the basis for lyrical garlands of blooms and leaves. Covering the back and front, the bands