Late Victorian 9ct Gold Horseshoe Tie Pin with Ivy Leaves feed-gender-unisex it reflects the ebb and

it reflects the ebb and flow of life - thus a crescent in the 19th Century was associated with weddings and births (and later

and the trends they set in fashion and jewellery became known as the 'Edwardian style'

A very fine and elegant Art Deco ring

At its centre sits a brilliant-cut diamond

Late Victorian 9ct Gold Horseshoe Tie Pin with Ivy Leaves feed-gender-unisex it reflects the ebb andA tie pin with the classic wedding horseshoe design adorned with Ivy leaves. A popular symbol of good luck for weddings, the horseshoe is complemented by the Ivy leaves which represent everlasting life, devotion, fidelity, and loyalty. This horseshoe tie pin is hallmarked for 9ct gold and made in Birmingham in 1900. The perfect gift for the groom. The horseshoe is a symbol of good luck and protection from evil, which became popular around 1880 due to