Glorious French 18k Jabot Pin Circa 1870 April 4th here we have a graduated

here we have a graduated coral bead necklace with a 14k clasp in the back

her American origin recalls the reach for a history that did not belong to her maker or wearer

material and spiritual

the color is outstanding on the foils of the stones

platinum feather glyph reverse

Glorious French 18k Jabot Pin Circa 1870 April 4th here we have a graduatedA jabot pin is a brooch with a bejeweled motif at either end. It is pinned in such a way that only the decorative ends are seen, allowing the fabric to show in between. Circa mid seventeenth century, jabot pins were used to secure the ruffled or lace piece of fabric (the jabot) that men wore on the front of their shirts. Religion was an important part of Victorian life, and cross centered jewelry made from materials such as metal, hair, and gemstones