Victorian Ivy Leaf Love Token Charm Smalls collection one side doesn't click in

one side doesn't click in place

56ct - G-VS2 minimum

depicting a man on one knee looking up at the sun with arms outstretched

The "Machine Age" refers to the period during the first half of the 20th century between the Belle Epoque ("Gilded Age" in the USA) and the Space Age

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Victorian Ivy Leaf Love Token Charm Smalls collection one side doesn't click inDATE: Victorian, c. 1880 A very sweet antique enamel love token charm, modelled as an ivy leaf which slides to one side to reveal the words "o je m'attache meurs" which translates to "where I attach myself I die" or "where I cling, I die". Painted in green and white enamel with black lettering, it's crafted in silver throughout with hues of gold. Dates from the Victorian period, circa 1880. Victorian jewellery often includes floral motifs, as part of