Flowers are one of the most common motifs in jewelry, which is not surprising. It is our natural desire to replicate nature’s ephemeral beauty in enduring works of art. Fashionable flower motifs were common in the late Georgian Era, but jewelry designs became more realistic during the early Victorian Era.

This playful pair features a turquoise clematis flower with a glistening rose-cut diamond in the center. Clematis, a stunning flowering and climbing plant that’s got an aura of its own, The clematis flowers symbolize the beauty of ingenuity or mental strength. Many experts have suggested that this is most likely related to its wonderful and clever ability to climb around places such as walls as well as trellises.

Additionally, turquoise is the stone of wisdom, tranquility, protection, good fortune, and hope. All in all a great pair to have in any collection or look for a pop of color. 

Materials and Features: 15k gold, diamonds

Age/Origin: Victorian, c.1880

Measurements: 2.2 grams each

Condition: Excellent condition. 

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