If you were a lover of the theater 1880's London, you, like Queen Victoria, may have stayed up late into the evening to recieve Lille Langtree... and for such a momentous ocasion, you might have worn a diamond star that sparkled as she did upon the stage. Diamond stars were all the rage in the third quarter of the 19th century... and examples that might just double as flowers for the center of your favorite tiara were all the more coveted. This pendant is one such special example.

Materials and Features: 

Age/Origin: Victorian, English

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Condition: Excellent condition. Minor associated age wear. 

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