Details

• Adorned with a laurel branch motif — a symbol of victory over
  death and everlasting life
• Original black enamel mourning detailing
• Fully articulated links for fluid drape
• Warm rose gold patina consistent with age
• Late Victorian to early Edwardian
• Era: 1890s–1910s
• Material: solid 10K rose gold, enamel
• Measurements: length 15”, laurel leaves approx. 0.25” × 0.25”,
  bar links 0.75” wide × 3/16”
• Likely made in the United States or England
• Condition: antique – very good, light surface wear consistent with age;
  enamel remains intact with no major losses, clasp may not be original
  Elegantly meaningful and found just for you

Collector’s Note: Victorian mourning jewelry holds a revered place in history, serving as both adornment and a deeply personal symbol of remembrance. This necklace is an authentic artifact of the late Victorian era, where laurel leaves represented eternal triumph and remembrance beyond earthly life.  A true heirloom, this necklace offers not only beauty but a tangible connection to the sentiment and artistry of the 19th century.