Victorian Scottish Banded Agate Horseshoe Brooch Sterling c. 1870 diamond earrings Many of you know that pearl

Victorian Scottish Banded Agate Horseshoe Brooch Sterling c. 1870 diamond earrings Many of you know that pearl

Name: Victorian Scottish Banded Agate Horseshoe Brooch Sterling c. 1870 diamond earrings Many of you know that pearl
Brand: fluoglacial.com
SKU: 31420268711
Price: 212.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4473 (26 reviews)

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Victorian Scottish Banded Agate Horseshoe Brooch Sterling c. 1870 diamond earrings Many of you know that pearl Many of you know that I am a total purist when it comes to reworking pieces I really don't like dismantling pieces to rework them or take stones out because I feel that they are historical artifacts and so And loads of these items sit in drawers fully wrapped in fine paper Please inquire for international shipping

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