"Laughing" Moby Dick Gilt FobTHE STORY: This antique bloodstone fob from the late 1800s is encased in a gold filled setting with a wrapped knot bail. This piece is backed with a carnelian stone and swivels on its axis. The quote, "I know not all that may be coming, but be it what it will, I'll go to it laughing." from the book Moby Dick is etched on the front with hand gilt lettering. Moby Dick is a novel by Herman Melville, originally published in 1851. If you would like a

875” on a modern 14k gold filled chain

Every element of this necklace is antique and true to the era

Insects were an incredibly popular in motif in Victorian jewelry

This charm measures at 1" in height

These earrings are the perfect blend of old-world charm made modern: with hand-tooled Victorian sterling silver orbs set with old-cut garnets

reimagined as bands and pendants that frame a gem

Victorian sterling silver brooch from the late 1800s featuring a fully rhinestoned horse with articulated reins and ruby cabochon eyes

This charm measures 1” in circumference and has been modified with a sterling silver swivel clasp at the top to add to any large chain link or slide on a delicate chain

or flat sentimental piece of meaning to you

These one-of-a-kind pendants are composed of:

This piece is from the late 1800s and would have originally hung from a pocket watch chain

Victorian sterling silver horseshoe stick pins from the late 1800s with seven nails for luck