Victorian Diamond Prince of Wales's Feathers Bangle brooches and would have been exchanged

and would have been exchanged as betrothal rings - each one personalised with a meaningful choice of verse

The black dot in the middle of the stone has been painted on to replicate the open culet found on old cut diamonds (prior to the invention of the modern brilliant cut

85ct Rose Cut Amethyst

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Victorian Diamond Prince of Wales's Feathers Bangle brooches and would have been exchangedDATE: Victorian, c. 1900 Prince of Wales's Feathers is a heraldic emblem of (you guessed it) the Prince of Wales the title traditionally given to the heir to the British throne, currently Prince Charles. The badge comprises three ostrich feathers emerging from a gold coronet (crown), sometimes with the words Ich Dien (I serve) on a ribbon beneath. Its origins trace back to Edward, the Black Prince (1330 1376), who was eldest son and heir apparent to