Victorian 18ct Gold, Sapphire and Diamond Crescent Moon Brooch feed-condition-used The Georgian royal family's succession

The Georgian royal family's succession plans were jeopardised by the risky possibility of only one legitimate heir being born in the fifth generation

such as the Horsburgh Clan Crest or the Tait Clan Crest (there may be others)

It was made circa 1930s and is in excellent condition

this ring exemplifies old-world craftsmanship and a deep sense of heritage

which shows a Native Indian Chief - his headdress enriched with three little pearls

Victorian 18ct Gold, Sapphire and Diamond Crescent Moon Brooch feed-condition-used The Georgian royal family's successionA very fine sapphire and diamond crescent brooch. It is exquisitely made, and features more than twenty vibrant sapphires above a line of sparkling diamonds. It is on a frame, and can also be worn as a pendant. It may also have once been a hair ornament, or part of a larger tiara. The Victorians adored their crescents, which often are seen to represent new beginnings. As the moon changes, and when it turns into a full moon, it reflects the ebb and