Antique Victorian Scottish Agate Buckle Brooch Silver Circa 1860 Agate 2-3ct each)

2-3ct each)

wires) x Width 10mm x Depth 10mm

WEIGHT: 38

The accompanying medal was awarded by Sedlescombe football club and has a rose gold shield on the front and an inscription on the back that reads: “Sedlescombe league – 1927-28 – Runners Up”

Scottish Pebble jewellery grew in popularity in the mid-1800s and saw traditional Celtic designs decorated with an abundance of coloured agates and granites

Antique Victorian Scottish Agate Buckle Brooch Silver Circa 1860 Agate 2-3ct each)This beautiful antique Victorian Scottish brooch is modelled in solid silver and forms a belt and buckle patterned with intricate, foliate engravings. The piece is inlaid with eleven polished Montrose agates which are found along the east coast of Scotland and are desired for their greyish blue colouring and natural bands that are unique to this form of agate. Scottish jewellery grew in popularity in the mid 1800s as Queen Victorias frequent trips to