Scottish 15k Gold Cairngorm Pebble Bracelet & Brooch horseshoe including dings and scrapes inside

including dings and scrapes inside

A 2nd Century AD inscription by a soldier in Britain suggests Ceres was by then part of a larger grouping of deities

In Greek mythology the staff was given to Hermes by his half brother Apollo as a gift in return for the tortoise shell lyre

5cm (height by width at widest point of base)

Scottish 15k Gold Cairngorm Pebble Bracelet & Brooch horseshoe including dings and scrapes insideDATE: Victorian, c. 1870 A superb antique pebble bracelet and brooch set made in Scotland in the latter half of the 19th century. It comprises a series of graduated discs, each one featuring a Cairngorm citrine that forms the top of a dome with triangular cut out sections to create a star motif around it. The gold is finely engraved with abstract foliate detailing, and inlayed with colourful varieties of agate and hardstone, including jasper, Montrose