Antique Victorian 9ct Rose And Yellow Gold ‘Cornucopia’ Horn Of Plenty Pendant T 1/2 or 19

T 1/2 or 19

Almost a quarter of Australian population in 1900 were in fact Irish

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Styled as a traction crucifix with a ‘gypsy’ star set faceted round Garnet to the centre and intricate detailing got all four arms of the cross which allows the 9ct rose gold to glimmer through providing a lovely contrast with the higher carat blooming

A small bolt ring clasp secures this generous 46cm necklace securely on the neck

Antique Victorian 9ct Rose And Yellow Gold ‘Cornucopia’ Horn Of Plenty Pendant T 1/2 or 19Victorian two tone 9ct rose and yellow gold Cornucopia fob watch charm pendant with slider. History of the CornucopiaThe Cornucopia was carried by the Roman goddess Fortuna (Greek: Tyche), the personification of luck, suggesting this charm was likely intended to top up the good luck of its owner, as well as bringing the usual abundance and nourishment. Cornucopia comes from Latin cornu copiae, which translates literally as "Horn of Plenty." A