Edwardian Paste Horseshoe Earrings enamel The pendant's crafted in 15

The pendant's crafted in 15 karat yellow gold

The first pineapple to be successfully cultivated in Britain was grown in the Surrey glass house of Sir Mathew Decker

being stylistically very English in design and execution

with a detailed pierced gallery and fluted shoulder accents

The pendant itself is formed as a Witches Heart comprising three rococo style foliate motifs with lattice openwork centre

Edwardian Paste Horseshoe Earrings enamel The pendant's crafted in 15DATE: Edwardian, c. 1910 Cute antique horseshoe earrings dating from the Edwardian period, circa 1910. Each set with white paste gemstones, which drop beneath a single paste stone and the screw backs are crafted in 9k yellow gold. Horseshoe jewellery has become popular symbol to provide protection and good luck. There are many superstitions on which way you should hang a horseshoe, however many choose to hang it facing down, believing that when you