Victorian Solomon's Seal Cuff objects so this wax imprint would

so this wax imprint would have been used to give the recipient a head's up on the letter's tragic content

Substantial enough to be unisex but its hollow construction means it's not going to break the bank (or your wrist)

Marks: Stamped 333 for 8ct Gold

6cm (including bail) by 1

while he awaited his fate

Victorian Solomon's Seal Cuff objects so this wax imprint wouldCharming Victorian cuff bangle dating from the latter half of the 19th century. It's crafted in sterling silver and features delicate and detailed engravings of the Solomon's Seal plant. The Victorians loved their symbolism and, by the time this bangle was made, floriography (the Language of Flowers) was a highly refined form of symbolic communications. Each flower or plant had a precise meaning which could be used to communicate without the need for