Victorian Scottish Agate Link Bracelet micromosaic suckling the infant twin brothers

suckling the infant twin brothers Romulus and Remus

and as such these rings are also sometimes referred to as boat rings (and this one's particularly boat-like)

in keeping with Edwardian jewellery trends

Up until the 1960s

Victorian Scottish Agate Link Bracelet micromosaic suckling the infant twin brothersDATE: Victorian, c. 1880 An exceptional Scottish bracelet dating from the latter half of the 19th century, circa 1880. The links comprise carved sections of agate: banded agate, carnelian, and jasper all varieties of polycrystalline quartz. Scottish jewellery of the 19th century often referred to as pebble jewellery is known for its innovative use of cut or carved agate, usually set in silver in the form of intricate inlays or usually shaped blocks