Georgian "Language of Flowers" Bloodstone Seal Fob Pendant wedding rings Wikipedia cites that the "miners

Wikipedia cites that the "miners were stunned by the highly refractive nature of the gem material

with a diamond centre

The Montgreenan estate was inhabited at least as early as 1604

Crafted in Sterling silver and remaining in great condition for its age

Do not forget me" (the Forget-Me-Not)

Georgian "Language of Flowers" Bloodstone Seal Fob Pendant wedding rings Wikipedia cites that the "minersDATE: Georgian, c. 1820 This charming Georgian period fob pendant is a symbol of bravery, pride, fidelity and love Crafted in buttery 15 karat gold throughout, it features exquisite floral and foliate goldwork applied to the top, with "language of flowers" symbolism throughout from roses, oak leaves and ivy leaves The bottom of the fob is set with an uncarved bloodstone panel (please contact us for carving options!) and a gold textured loop for wear