Antique Honeymoon Earrings of 14k Gold coal charm "Scottish pebble" jewelry got its

"Scottish pebble" jewelry got its name from Scottish hardstones that were used to fashion these pieces in the 1800s

red garnet eyes

This beguiling spider ring is cast in sterling silver and features a striking chrysocolla cabochon that evokes the mysterious beauty of Art Nouveau-era design

A heart of forget-me-not flowers -- a perfect love token gift or "something blue" for a bride on her wedding day

Antique Honeymoon Earrings of 14k Gold coal charm "Scottish pebble" jewelry got itsHoneymoon jewelry typically features a flower or plant representative of the "honey" and a crescent representing the "moon." These earrings feature 14k gold crescents with enamel forget me not flowers. They were originally part of an antique bar pin (circa 1910) that our jeweler transformed by adding 14k gold posts and backs. Each earring measures 0. 4 inches in diameter and they are in great condition. Materials: 14k gold, Enamel, Pearl.