Victorian Five-Strand Ball Collar three stone ring It opens up to reveal

It opens up to reveal a middle "page" and space to display four photographs

It's clearly taken a knock at some point so

the death of his daughter Amelia is though to have strongly contributed to the King's madness

The base is set with a cushion shaped amethyst

the arms are outstretched above the skull so they touch the feet

Victorian Five-Strand Ball Collar three stone ring It opens up to revealDATE: Victorian, c. 1880 A striking Victorian period collar comprising five strands of silver balls. It's bold styling has the sort of timeless quality that wouldn't have looked out of place in any decade since it was made, around 1880, with the exception perhaps of the 1900s. The clasp is particularly charming, having been etched with a continuation of the pattern: silver circles over a darker, hatched background. MEASUREMENTS Width: 2. 9cm Wearable