The upper classes of the Victorian Era loved to give expensive little trinkets to friends and family, and the clover was a favorite gift for anyone embarking on a new endeavor, traveling, or entering a rite of passage. Superstitions were upheld, and four leaf clovers were considered very good luck, a tradition that stands today! Crescent moons were also very popular, as celestial jewelry and motifs became a fad. New brides sported crescents often, as a token of their honeymoons.
This wee crescent, crafted in 10 karat yellow gold has a bright little four leaf clover resting on its crest. Punctuated in the center with a pearl, it is the sweetest little treasure you'll feel lucky to have!
Details (approximate)
Dimensions: 7/8" x 3/4"
Weight: 2.3 grams
Materials: Gold, Pearl, Enamel
Metal: 10K yellow gold
Marks: 10K
Condition: Very good Antique condition commensurate with age and wear; some enamel loss.