Georgian Pearl & Paste Mourning Brooch fabergé which I'd say means one

which I'd say means one of two things: it was either worn as a fertility amulet in reverence of Demeter

We've never had such a fine example

with lovely chunky links and a beautiful rosy gold tone

A great Georgian tassie seal fob dating from the early 19th Century

It was literally all about the aesthetics

Georgian Pearl & Paste Mourning Brooch fabergé which I'd say means oneDATE: Georgian, c. 1820 An elegant Georgian mourning brooch dating from the early 19th century, circa 1820. An oval locket compartment rests within a double border of seed pearls and foil backed almandine garnet pastes. Crafted in 9 karat gold with an intricately woven lock of hair inside the locket. STONES Seed Pearls & Almandine Garnet Paste Gemstones MEASUREMENTS 2. 7 x 1. 9cm WEIGHT 4. 9g MARKS No marks present, tests as 9k gold CONDITION Very