Victorian Diamond Horseshoe Necklace gents Keen & Page of Plymouth

Keen & Page of Plymouth (by Royal Warrant)

Stamped 750 Italy

turns into a prince (although in the Grimm version the transformation is triggered when she throws the frog against a wall in disgust)

and hand painted with a mother of pearl backdrop

Victorian Diamond Horseshoe Necklace gents Keen & Page of PlymouthDATE: Victorian, c. 1880 A gorgeous Victorian horseshoe necklace dating from the latter half of the 19th Century. It's set with seven rose cut diamonds, four on one side three on the other, as the superstition dictates: seven being the luckiest number. Horseshoes have long been associated with good luck, and it's said that the devil cannot enter a house with a horseshoe hung over the door. This one's modelled in 15 karat gold and attached to a chunky