British Victorian Centenary Lucky Silver Brooch—European Antique Jewelry Vintage

In Western culture, horseshoes are a very important symbol of luck. People believed that nailing a horseshoe to the door would give them strong vitality to fight against evil: *The horse was a symbol of strength and wealth at that time ＊Because iron tools can be used as weapons and protective tools, they must be regarded as lucky items with protective power. In addition, it can be re-evolved and reshaped after being heated with fire, so it is also a symbol of refining and sublimation. *The shape of a horseshoe resembles the image of the creator of life and the great mother, because the crescent moon is the symbol of the ancient Greek goddess Artemis, the guardian of fertility and hunting. Symbolizes life and rebirth. Today's object is very special. It has a sterling silver horseshoe as the base, and two-color gilt maple leaves growing above it. The overall look is more three-dimensional than the common Victorian silver brooch. A very rare and excellent piece of work. ． ． 〖PP & Co〗 Founded in Birmingham, England in 1858 by two founders, William Payton and Samuel Pepper, during the Victorian era, it produced fine jewelry and operated until about the 1920s. PP & Co is known for its high-quality craftsmanship and exquisite details. Its most representative work is the diamond crown made for Queen Victoria in 1870. As one of the UK's leading jewelery manufacturers, the brand has left us with an enduring legacy and profound historical significance. ． ． Place of Origin: Birmingham, UK Year: 1893 Material: sterling silver, gilt Dimensions: 3.1x3.3 cm Condition: Excellent, with slight local discoloration of the gold color which is normal signs of aging. Marking: origin, manufacturer, year, material imprint In stock in Taiwan, domestic shipping fee is +60 yuan from post office, 7-11, and FamilyMart to the store 🌟Free shipping for purchases over 3,000🌟 ・ ・ Antique jewelry is no longer produced, and their numbers are only getting smaller and harder to find by the day. And because they are increasingly rare, they become unique accessories. Antiques are not new, and the traces of time add to their connotation and rarity. Please do not review them with the strict standards of brand-new items. I believe you will be able to reveal unparalleled elegance and brilliance in the stories of old jewelry.