Victorian Lace Agate Heart Pendant bangles appears to relate to the

appears to relate to the construction of the individual elements of the settings which could be assembled without the use of heat/solder

The chain is a recent replacement

The little key

and the jet has been carved into orbs with large

Victorian Lace Agate Heart Pendant bangles appears to relate to theCharming antique pendant made in Scotland during the latter half of the 19th century, circa 1870. A puffed silver heart, adorned with three individual pieces of agate which are surrounded by delicate engravings. This type of agate, with its distinct bands of greys, whites, and browns, is found in the Montrose area of Scotland and is known as lace agate. Scottish "pebble" jewellery became popular during the 19th century, after queen Victoria