Georgian Flat Cut Garnet Foiled Brooch c. 1820 statement_ring which contrasts nicely with the

which contrasts nicely with the aged silver

while the small seed pearls represent the tears of the Virgin

The garnets shine very beautifully in the light and the pendant looks fantastic on a simple chain or clipped to the spring ring of a watch chain

The length will also wrap comfortable around the wrist twice and could double as a bracelet

Georgian Flat Cut Garnet Foiled Brooch c. 1820 statement_ring which contrasts nicely with theThis lovely piece is over two hundred years old and comes from the Georgian period. Georgian jewelry often featured flat cut gems rather than faceted cuts. These were often backed with foil to enhance their deep color and sparkle, and to help them shine under candlelight. Georgian jewelers valued garnets for their rich hue and symbolic meaning, often using them in sentimental pieces. The flat cut style lends a unique, subtle brilliance, reflecting the