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To prepare for the comet's arrival in the 1800’s
the god of wine and revelry
with a realistically detailed buckle and a star-set rubies winking from its face
Condition: Very good Estate condition commensurate with wear and age
This was acceptable to the villagers until a well-loved princess was chosen as the next offering
SOLD Antique 14K, Onyx & Pearl Mourning Brooch/Pendant tigers eye To prepare for the comet'sDuring the Victorian Era, the custom of mourning became very popular. When Queen Victoria's beloved Prince Albert died, she famously remained in mourning for the rest of her life. The social norms required women to wear black for months or even years, depending upon the relationship one shared with the deceased. Even jewels were to be black, and onyx was a favorite. Men also participated in the mourning attire ritual, although the length of time was
