Victorian Scallop Shell Locket victorian The three stones of a

The three stones of a trilogy ring are said to represent the past

Super cute matched pair of diamond wedding bands - his and hers

with claws raised into the air resting their tails only

and the record (as per Guinness) is a remarkable 56 - which beat the previous 21-leaf clover in 2009 (discovered by the same person who is seemingly imbued with an incredible amount of good luck)

Victorian Scallop Shell Locket victorian The three stones of aGorgeous antique oval locket dating from the mid Victorian period, circa 1870. The front is furnished with a stylised scallop shell motif, set with glistening rose cut diamonds and graduated turquoise cabochons, while the back features an engraved garter and buckle. Both symbols are strongly associated with love: the scallop represents Venus, the Roman goddess of love and desire, and the garter represents a love the is binding and unbreakable. Built