Antique Georgian Lovers Eye Mourning Brooch Pearls 18ct Gold Period_Georgian (1714-1830) It was once believed to

It was once believed to be the treasure of Mermaids and is said to bring happiness

) It has a desirable glacier-blue/ green hue and swings freely from a fabulous pendant decorated with twinkling rose cut diamonds (approx

brilliant cut and baguette cut diamonds with exceptional clarity and colour (approx

15ct stone above

with brown leatherette exterior

Antique Georgian Lovers Eye Mourning Brooch Pearls 18ct Gold Period_Georgian (1714-1830) It was once believed toA wonderful antique Georgian Lovers eye brooch from the early 19th Century featuring a painted eye miniature looking out from beneath a glass window. Its held safely in a scalloped 18ct gold frame ringed with bright natural pearls. Eye miniatures, or Lovers Eyes were a romantic and curious trend during the 18th and 19th Century and were often gifted as love tokens to a secret lover. To keep their relationship hidden from those who would contest it,