Early Victorian Pansy Ring bracelets often near colourless

often near colourless

In some cases the letters and design were even removed

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An excellent 19th century neoclassical brooch modelled as the aegis

Early Victorian Pansy Ring bracelets often near colourless"Take all the sweetness of a gift unsought, And for the pansies send me back a thought." Anon. The Victorians loved hidden or symbolic meaning, something that was explored and enjoyed by jewellers of the day. Flowers in particular were fertile ground for romantic and sentimental expression, each bloom, leaf, and fruit had its own unique meaning, presented as the Language of Flowers. The pansy, in this context, means "think of me" the word was