Antique Diamond Flower Conversion Ring playing card pendant Honeymoon pins were popular love

Honeymoon pins were popular love tokens around the turn of the last century-- the "honey" was depicted by a flower or clover (also symbolizing luck) and the crescent represented the "moon

This antique stickpin (circa 1910) features a green man of 10k gold with two garnet eyes and a diamond in his mouth

the Roman goddess of love

25 and is in great condition

Antique Diamond Flower Conversion Ring playing card pendant Honeymoon pins were popular loveThis antique ring features a flower aglitter with rose cut diamonds. The flower was originally part of a broken Victorian brooch (circa 1840) that we transformed by removing the pin findings and adding a substantial 14k gold mounting. The flower is silver topped gold with an old mine cut center diamond of approximately 0. 30 ct. The ring weighs 10. 92 grams. The face of the ring measures 1. 15 inches in diameter and it has a 0. 55 inch rise above the