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  • Jewellery_High-Priestess-Earrings#05-WJet-web (2)

    Jet Earrings ~ 05

    $150.00

    These stunning earrings are handcrafted from genuine sterling silver and Whitby Jet beads. Each pair is unique; none are the same, and the hypoallergenic sterling silver hooks make them ideal for sensitive ears. Jet, a material with origins in ancient folklore extending to Roman times, was historically regarded as a protective talisman against the evil eye, curses, and harmful influences. Valued for its lustrous black colour and inherent static charge, jet is often described as a "living" stone believed to possess the mystical power to absorb negative energy. These earrings are more than adornment—they’re a wearable amulet believed to provide balanced protection, helping to shield the wearer against negative energies, misfortune, evil spirits, and psychic attacks.   Specifications Handcrafted exclusively for Gypsy Red Corpse Stones: Whitby Jet, both hand-carved, largest approximately 18mm diameter (Whitby Jet rose to prominence during the Victorian era when Queen Victoria adopted it as part of her iconic mourning attire, cementing its place in jewellery history). Findings: Sterling Silver Earring hooks: Sterling silver, hallmarked 925 Total earring length is approximately 5cm Please note Slight variations in bead shape and size may occur due to the natural or handcrafted nature of the materials.  

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  • Jewellery_High-Priestess-Necklace#01-AmberH+WJet-web (2)

    Amber & Jet High Priestess Necklace ~ 01

    $395.00

    This stunning necklace is handcrafted from genuine sterling silver, natural honey amber, and Whitby Jet beads. Each necklace in the High Priestess range is unique; although similar, none are the same. The design draws inspiration from early 20th-century Wiccan high priestess ritual jewellery, where amber and jet symbolised the balance of solar and lunar, light and dark, and masculine and feminine polarities. Historically, amber was worn for protection against negative forces and, in contemporary Wiccan practices, is believed to ward off negative energy, evil spirits, and misfortune. Jet was also regarded as protective and held sacred status in the worship of the Goddess Cybele, the Great Mother. In modern Wicca, jet is used for protection, shielding against psychic attacks, and warding off the evil eye. By uniting these two ancient stones, this necklace becomes more than an adornment—it is a wearable amulet believed to offer balanced protection, helping shield the wearer from negative energies, misfortune, evil spirits, and psychic attacks.   Specifications Handcrafted exclusively for Gypsy Red Corpse Stone: Natural Amber, 7 oval, graduating, largest approximately L28mm x W15mm x D13mm Stone: Whitby Jet, 6 polished round plain, graduating, largest approximately 11mm diameter (Whitby Jet rose to prominence during the Victorian era when Queen Victoria adopted it as part of her iconic mourning attire, cementing its place in jewellery history). Findings, Links & Chain: all Sterling Silver, non-soldered Closure: Lobster Claw Clasp, hallmarked 925 sterling silver Total necklace length is approximately 43cm Please note Slight variations in bead shape and size may occur due to the natural or handcrafted nature of the materials.  

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  • Jewellery_High-Priestess-Necklace#02-AmberH+WJet-web (2)

    Amber & Jet High Priestess Necklace ~ 02

    $395.00

    This stunning necklace is handcrafted from genuine sterling silver, natural honey amber, and Whitby Jet beads. Each necklace in the High Priestess range is unique; although similar, none are the same. The design draws inspiration from early 20th-century Wiccan high priestess ritual jewellery, where amber and jet symbolised the balance of solar and lunar, light and dark, and masculine and feminine polarities. Historically, amber was worn for protection against negative forces and, in contemporary Wiccan practices, is believed to ward off negative energy, evil spirits, and misfortune. Jet was also regarded as protective and held sacred status in the worship of the Goddess Cybele, the Great Mother. In modern Wicca, jet is used for protection, shielding against psychic attacks, and warding off the evil eye. By uniting these two ancient stones, this necklace becomes more than an adornment—it is a wearable amulet believed to offer balanced protection, helping shield the wearer from negative energies, misfortune, evil spirits, and psychic attacks.   Specifications Handcrafted exclusively for Gypsy Red Corpse Stone: Natural Amber, 6 oval, graduating, largest approximately L22mm x W13mm x D11mm Stone: Whitby Jet, 7 polished round plain, graduating, largest approximately 13mm diameter (Whitby Jet rose to prominence during the Victorian era when Queen Victoria adopted it as part of her iconic mourning attire, cementing its place in jewellery history). Findings, Links & Chain: all Sterling Silver, non-soldered Closure: Lobster Claw Clasp, hallmarked 925 sterling silver Total necklace length is approximately 46cm Please note Slight variations in bead shape and size may occur due to the natural or handcrafted nature of the materials.  

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  • Jewellery_High-Priestess-Necklace#03-AmberH+WJet-web (2)

    Amber & Jet High Priestess Necklace ~ 03

    $395.00

    This stunning necklace is handcrafted from genuine sterling silver, natural honey amber, and Whitby Jet beads. Each necklace in the High Priestess range is unique; although similar, none are the same. The design draws inspiration from early 20th-century Wiccan high priestess ritual jewellery, where amber and jet symbolised the balance of solar and lunar, light and dark, and masculine and feminine polarities. Historically, amber was worn for protection against negative forces and, in contemporary Wiccan practices, is believed to ward off negative energy, evil spirits, and misfortune. Jet was also regarded as protective and held sacred status in the worship of the Goddess Cybele, the Great Mother. In modern Wicca, jet is used for protection, shielding against psychic attacks, and warding off the evil eye. By uniting these two ancient stones, this necklace becomes more than an adornment—it is a wearable amulet believed to offer balanced protection, helping shield the wearer from negative energies, misfortune, evil spirits, and psychic attacks.   Specifications Handcrafted exclusively for Gypsy Red Corpse Stone: Natural Amber, 1 round 14mm, 6 oval, graduating, largest approximately L17mm x W11mm x D10mm Stone: Whitby Jet, 7 polished round plain, graduating, largest approximately 13mm diameter (Whitby Jet rose to prominence during the Victorian era when Queen Victoria adopted it as part of her iconic mourning attire, cementing its place in jewellery history). Findings, Links & Chain: all Sterling Silver, non-soldered Closure: Lobster Claw Clasp, hallmarked 925 sterling silver Total necklace length is approximately 43cm Please note Slight variations in bead shape and size may occur due to the natural or handcrafted nature of the materials.  

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  • Jewellery_High-Priestess-Necklace#04-AmberBS-Double-Strung-web (2)

    Honey & Butterscotch Amber Necklace

    $295.00

    This vintage Butterscotch and Honey Amber necklace exemplifies classic jewellery design. The necklace is expertly strung with butterscotch and golden honey amber beads that gradually increase in size. Its design features a distinctive double-strand section with larger beads forming a flat, refined profile, which transitions into a single strand of smaller honey amber beads. The piece is completed with a barrel clasp. Amber, a fossilised tree resin, has long been valued for its protective and healing properties. It has served as an amulet to guard against evil spirits, negative energy, and misfortune. Amber is also regarded as a symbol of good luck in matters of success and relationships. Today, amber jewellery is believed to absorb negative energy, promote emotional clarity, enhance confidence, and forge a connection to the wisdom of ages past.   Specifications Material: Authentic Butterscotch and Honey Amber, with natural variations Design: Graduated bead Closure Type: Barrel clasp Finish: Polished Weight: 23gms Length: 48cm Condition: Vintage, Good   PLEASE NOTE Our antique and vintage collections are second-hand items. Customers are not purchasing 'new', 'perfect' or 'unworn items', and as such, should expect wear and imperfections. It is expected that these pieces will show normal wear and tear, given their age. Wear could include patina, scuffs, and light scratches or chips. Images are of actual items. Please review the photos carefully before purchasing and reach out if you have any questions.  

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  • Jewellery_High-Priestess-Necklace#05-AmberBS-web (2)

    Opaque Amber Necklace

    $395.00

    This vintage amber necklace demonstrates classic jewellery design, characterised by the alternating arrangement of gold metal beads and opaque golden amber beads that progressively increase in size to produce a graduated effect. Each bead is precisely strung, and the necklace is completed with a lobster claw clasp. Amber, a fossilised tree resin, has long been valued for its protective and healing properties. It has served as an amulet to guard against evil spirits, negative energy, and misfortune. Amber is also regarded as a symbol of good luck in matters of success and relationships. Today, amber jewellery is believed to absorb negative energy, promote emotional clarity, enhance confidence, and forge a connection to the wisdom of ages past.   Specifications Material: Authentic Butterscotch and Honey Amber, with natural variations Design: Graduated beads Closure Type: Lobster Claw Clasp Finish: Polished Weight: 30gms Length: 62cm Condition: Vintage, Good   PLEASE NOTE Our antique and vintage collections are second-hand items. Customers are not purchasing 'new', 'perfect' or 'unworn items', and as such, should expect wear and imperfections. It is expected that these pieces will show normal wear and tear, given their age. Wear could include patina, scuffs, and light scratches or chips. Images are of actual items. Please review the photos carefully before purchasing and reach out if you have any questions.  

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  • Jewellery_Bracelet#02-P.M.Gold-9ct-Amber-web (8)

    14k Gold and Amber Hinged Bangle

    $195.00

    This exquisite bangle is handcrafted in 14 karat gold and showcases three richly coloured Baltic amber stones as its focal point. Each stone is expertly set in a gypsy setting—also known as a flush setting—where the amber sits seamlessly level with the surrounding gold. The hinged design allows for graceful wrist movement, while a gold safety chain at the clasp ensures secure wear (see photographs). Amber, a fossilised tree resin, has long been valued for its protective and healing properties. It has served as an amulet to guard against evil spirits, negative energy, and misfortune. Amber is also regarded as a symbol of good luck in matters of success and relationships. Today, amber jewellery is believed to absorb negative energy, promote emotional clarity, enhance confidence, and forge a connection to the wisdom of ages past.   Specifications Hallmark: 585, on the inside clasp (14K) Description: ALL 14K Bangle Stones: Authentic Baltic Amber Size: Bangle length is approximately 20cm, with a diameter of 6cm Gram Weight: approximately 16gms Condition: VGC, minor imperfections on the surface of two stones, pre-owned  

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  • Jewellery_Mourning-Brooch#04-Jet-Whitby-Cameo-Rose-web (1)

    Jet Brooch ‘Rose’

    $295.00

    This rare Victorian mourning brooch, hand-carved from genuine Jet, features a meticulous rose at its centre. Its exceptional preservation and minimal wear underscore both its superior craftsmanship and the care it has received. Jet is the fossilised wood of Araucaria araucana (Monkey Puzzle) and related species, which thrived during the Jurassic period, approximately 150 to 180 million years ago. Valued for its deep, lustrous black colour and exceptional rarity, Jet gained prominence in the Victorian era (1860–1890). During this time, black jewellery evolved beyond mourning adornment to represent a sophisticated symbol of style. Items made from Jet, bog oak, vulcanite, or pressed horn frequently held significant personal meaning, functioning as mementoes of affection, loss, and remembrance. The rose motif on this brooch held particular significance in Victorian symbolism, representing love, beauty, and the nuanced interplay between joy and sorrow. This brooch serves as a tangible link to the period's artistic and emotional values, encapsulating its symbolic resonance.   Specifications Description: Whitby Jet Condition: Original, very good Colour: Lustrous black Closure Type: C-Clasp Period: Victorian era (1837-1901), late 19th century Dimensions: H3.6cm x W2.8cm x D2cm, approximately   PLEASE NOTE Our antique and vintage collections are second-hand items. Customers are not purchasing 'new', 'perfect' or 'unworn items', and as such, should expect wear and imperfections. It is expected that these pieces will show normal wear and tear, given their age. Wear could include patina, scuffs, and light scratches or chips. Images are of actual items. Please review the photos carefully before purchasing and reach out if you have any questions.  

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  • Jewellery_Mourning-Brooch#03-Jet-Whitby-Cameo1-web (1)

    Jet Cameo Brooch ‘Lady with Headband’

    $295.00

    This antique mourning brooch represents a rare example of Victorian craftsmanship. Hand-carved from genuine Jet, it displays an ornate portrait cameo with refined facial features and an elaborate design characteristic of the period. The artefact remains exceptionally well-preserved, exhibiting minimal wear and exemplifying high-quality workmanship. Jet is the fossilised wood of Araucaria araucana (Monkey Puzzle) and related species, which flourished during the Jurassic period, approximately 150 to 180 million years ago. Renowned for its deep, lustrous black colour and rarity, Jet became prominent in the Victorian era (1860–1890). During this period, black jewellery transitioned from solely mourning adornment to a sophisticated symbol of style. Objects crafted from Jet, bog oak, vulcanite, or pressed horn often held significant personal meaning, serving as mementoes of affection, loss, and remembrance. Victorian cameos typically featured delicate and intricate carvings, often depicting mythological figures, notable individuals, or symbolic themes. Cameo jewellery was believed to ward off evil spirits and bring good luck to the wearer. This brooch serves not only as an antique artefact but also as a tangible connection to the artistic and emotional values of the Victorian era.   Specifications Description: Whitby Jet Condition: Very good Colour: Lustrous black Closure Type: ca 1930's safety clasp (see photographs) Period: Victorian era (1837-1901), late 19th century Dimensions: H5.3cm x W3.5cm x D1.5cm, approximately   PLEASE NOTE Our antique and vintage collections are second-hand items. Customers are not purchasing 'new', 'perfect' or 'unworn items', and as such, should expect wear and imperfections. It is expected that these pieces will show normal wear and tear, given their age. Wear could include patina, scuffs, and light scratches or chips. Images are of actual items. Please review the photos carefully before purchasing and reach out if you have any questions.    

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  • Jewellery_Mourning-Brooch#08-Jet-Whitby-Cameo2-web (1)

    Jet Cameo Brooch ‘Lady with Tiara & Scarf’ 

    $275.00

    This antique mourning brooch is a distinctive example of Victorian craftsmanship. Hand carved from genuine Jet, its ornate portrait cameo highlights the period's refined artistry and represents the era's reverence for personal mementoes. Jet is fossilised Araucaria wood from the Jurassic period, dating approximately 150 to 180 million years ago. Valued for its lustrous black hue and rarity, Jet gained prominence in Victorian Britain, when black jewellery became fashionable beyond mourning, serving as mementoes of affection, loss, and remembrance alongside Jet, bog oak, vulcanite, and pressed horn. Victorian cameos, such as the one on this brooch, were intricately carved to depict meaningful figures or motifs and believed to offer protection and good luck. This antique not only showcases period artistry but also connects us to the emotional traditions of Victorian society.   Specifications Description: Whitby Jet Condition: Original, good, imperfections include, one crack on the front, one chip at the back (not visible from the front), and a few chips along the inner cameo base Colour: Lustrous black Closure Type: C-clasp Period: Victorian era (1837-1901), late 19th century Dimensions: H5.3cm x W4.4cm x D2.2cm, approximately   PLEASE NOTE Our antique and vintage collections are second-hand items. Customers are not purchasing 'new', 'perfect' or 'unworn items', and as such, should expect wear and imperfections. It is expected that these pieces will show normal wear and tear, given their age. Wear could include patina, scuffs, and light scratches or chips. Images are of actual items. Please review the photos carefully before purchasing and reach out if you have any questions.  

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  • Jewellery_Mourning-Brooch#06-Jet-Whitby-Leaf-web (1)

    Jet Brooch ‘Maple Leaf’

    $295.00

    The main allure of this exquisite brooch is its delicately hand-carved maple leaf. The leaf shimmers with the deep lustre of genuine jet, and hails from the nineteenth century (1860–1880). It captures the essence of floriography, the Victorian-era system for conveying messages through floral imagery. Jet is the fossilised wood of Araucaria araucana (Monkey Puzzle) and related species, which thrived during the Jurassic period, approximately 150 to 180 million years ago. Valued for its deep, lustrous black colour and exceptional rarity, Jet gained prominence in the Victorian era (1860–1890). During this time, black jewellery evolved beyond mourning adornment to represent a sophisticated symbol of style. Items made from Jet, bog oak, vulcanite, or pressed horn frequently held significant personal meaning, functioning as mementoes of affection, loss, and remembrance. The maple leaf symbolises strength, endurance, and good fortune, and has traditionally been regarded as a talisman associated with balance, growth, and resilience.   Specifications Description: Whitby Jet Condition: Original, very good, with only a few minor edge imperfections. Colour: Lustrous black Closure Type: C-Clasp Period: Victorian era (1837-1901), late 19th century Dimensions: H4.6cm x W3.2cm x D1cm, approximately   PLEASE NOTE Our antique and vintage collections are second-hand items. Customers are not purchasing 'new', 'perfect' or 'unworn items', and as such, should expect wear and imperfections. It is expected that these pieces will show normal wear and tear, given their age. Wear could include patina, scuffs, and light scratches or chips. Images are of actual items. Please review the photos carefully before purchasing and reach out if you have any questions.  

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  • Jewellery_Mourning-Brooch#05-Jet-Whitby-Leaf-Sq-web (1)

    Jet Brooch ‘Grape Leaf’ 

    $225.00

    This lovely brooch, featuring a grape leaf, is hand-carved from genuine Jet and dates to the nineteenth century (1860–1880). It embodies the art of  floriography, a coded system for conveying messages through floral imagery developed during the Victorian era. Jet is the fossilised wood of Araucaria araucana (Monkey Puzzle) and related species, which thrived during the Jurassic period, approximately 150 to 180 million years ago. Valued for its deep, lustrous black colour and exceptional rarity, Jet gained prominence in the Victorian era (1860–1890). During this time, black jewellery evolved beyond mourning adornment to represent a sophisticated symbol of style. Items made from Jet, bog oak, vulcanite, or pressed horn frequently held significant personal meaning, functioning as mementoes of affection, loss, and remembrance. Grapes and leaves carved from Jet frequently symbolised the Christian faith. The presence of the grape leaf in Christian churches or at funeral rites typically signified triumph over death and the promise of heavenly joy.   Specifications Description: Jet, likely Whitby Jet Condition: Original, good, with only a few minor edge imperfections Colour: Lustrous black Closure Type: C-Clasp Period: Victorian era (1837-1901), late 19th century Dimensions: H4.5cm x W5.2cm x D0.8cm, approximately   PLEASE NOTE Our antique and vintage collections are second-hand items. Customers are not purchasing 'new', 'perfect' or 'unworn items', and as such, should expect wear and imperfections. It is expected that these pieces will show normal wear and tear, given their age. Wear could include patina, scuffs, and light scratches or chips. Images are of actual items. Please review the photos carefully before purchasing and reach out if you have any questions.  

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