Carnation Pendant (Small) New With its exquisite design

With its exquisite design

but is perhaps best known as one of the tiaras worn by Diana

is held by the sovereign as the symbol of their role as the Defender of the Faith

This sapphire is said to have been taken from a ring found on the finger of Edward the Confessor by Abbot Lawrence on 13th October 1163

in very delicate cast iron resembling a lace pattern

Carnation Pendant (Small) New With its exquisite designThis pendant is based on the Dianthus caryophyllus Commonly known as the clove pink. It has been cultivated for millennia, valued for its warm spicy fragrance. They are called pinks because of the frilly petal edges that appear to have been cut by pinking shears. This brooch is inspired by artwork by Caroline Maria Applebee (c. 1799 1854) Very little is known about Miss Applebee, like so many women artists of the time. She was an extremely talented