Victorian Enamel Locket of 14k Gold horseshoe charm The reverse is marked "585"

The reverse is marked "585" for 14k gold and also bears an unknown maker's mark

The use of paste—glass cut and polished by hand to mimic fine gemstones—was highly prized in Victorian jewelry for its sparkle and accessibility

however under magnification you can see some restoration to the tips of three petals

This vintage ring (circa 1970-1980) radiates timeless beauty

Victorian Enamel Locket of 14k Gold horseshoe charm The reverse is marked "585"A beautifully symbolic antique locket (circa 1890 1900), crafted in 14 karat gold and adorned with a finely detailed enameled hand holding a pansy. In Victorian iconography, the pansy is traditionally associated with loving thoughts and remembrance, lending this piece both emotional resonance and historical depth. The locket measures 1. 5 inches from the top of the bail to the bottom and 1 inch wide, with a balanced, elegant weight of 5. 38 grams. The