Victorian Cobalt Enamel Locket Pendant with Pearls & Diamonds, c. 1860–80

Victorian Mourning Brooch, Onyx & Gold with Rose-Cut Diamonds, c. 1860–70

A striking Victorian mourning brooch: a rectangular black onyx plaque centered with an engraved gold oval, its hexagonal heart set with a faceted stone over delicate star-engraved foil, and four rose-cut diamond flower accents at the corners. The side loop suggests it was made to wear as a pendant as well — a convertible piece, very collectible.

[ADD: dimensions, gold karat, total diamond carat weight]

Condition: excellent antique condition with light surface wear consistent with age; onyx free of cracks, all stones present and secure, clasp [working/needs check].

Before you post: I need the measurements, the gold karat (check the back for marks), and whether that center stone is diamond or crystal — the listing hinges on it.

Victorian Cobalt Enamel Locket Pendant with Pearls & Diamonds, c. 1860–80