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Georgian Diamond & Pearl Cloak Pins gold ring Nobody knows why flamingos are

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Nobody knows why flamingos are often found standing on one leg

28th June - the coronation of Queen Victoria

Enchanting Ceylon sapphire solitaire ring dating from the late Victorian era

while the shooting star features three curved knife-edge trails

Georgian Diamond & Pearl Cloak Pins gold ring Nobody knows why flamingos areDATE: Georgian, c. 1770 An attractive (and super old) pair of Georgian cloak pins, dating from the 18th century circa 1770. They're formed as stylised oak leaves and acorns with a torque ring at the top and hook at the back literally designed to hold your cloak cape together over the collarbone (and look excellent whilst doing it, naturally). They're set with rose cut diamonds and natural pearls, fashioned in silver and 18 karat gold. IMO they're

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