Victorian "Language of Flowers" Book Locket Charm stainless steel and there's a split in

and there's a split in the wood just above the eye hole

Interesting gold dice charm dating from the 1920s

A charming Georgian collectable piece

Amethyst & Natural Pearls

The AEI sentiment was popular throughout the Victorian period as a representation of eternal love conquering even death

Victorian "Language of Flowers" Book Locket Charm stainless steel and there's a split inDATE: Victorian, c. 1880 Victorian jewellery often includes floral motifs, as part of their "Language of Flowers", whereby each flower or plant represented some romantic or emotional sentiment In this case, two roses in bloom placed with two buds. According to Kate Greenaway's Language of Flowers book, this means "secrecy". This book locket, blank on the inside, which makes quite a nice sentiment. Maybe given to a secret lover as the flowers represent