Victorian Pearl & Coral Lucky Horseshoe Brooch star sapphire Crafted in sterling silver throughout

Crafted in sterling silver throughout

An unusual set of stacking rings by Stephen Webster

made by Oria who were - along with Fix and Murat - one of three 19th century jewellery houses that pioneered and excelled in the production of gold plated jewellery

but correct me in the comments if I'm wrong

The locket opens to reveal two oval compartments

Victorian Pearl & Coral Lucky Horseshoe Brooch star sapphire Crafted in sterling silver throughoutDATE: Victorian, c. 1880 A beautiful Victorian horseshoe brooch set with two rows of gemstones: coral outer and pearl inner. It dates from the late 19th Century, circa 1880, crafted in 18 karat gold throughout. Horseshoes are a symbol of luck and protection, and when there was an increase in superstition in the Victorian era, they shot up in popularity. It was thought that the horseshoe needed to be worn facing upward, or the good luck might pour out.