Victorian 18ct Gold, Sapphire and Diamond Crescent Moon Brooch feed-agegroup-adult Its vulgar gesture is believed

Its vulgar gesture is believed to divert Satan's attention away from tempting one's soul

Jewellery of this quality is rare

Perfect as a distinctive engagement ring

Examples of his work can be found in museums such as the V&A in London and Museum of Modern Art in Boston

Victorian 18ct Gold, Sapphire and Diamond Crescent Moon Brooch feed-agegroup-adult Its vulgar gesture is believedA 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