Victorian Silver 'Good Luck' Brooch bat tested though the hallmark is

tested though the hallmark is too worn to identify

This silver ecclesiastical ring was handcrafted in America around 1915

It also has a makers mark of "SS&L"

while a sinuous wirework detail gracefully entwines above

6 mm top to bottom with the drops on and 19 mm across at the widest point

Victorian Silver 'Good Luck' Brooch bat tested though the hallmark isA talisman of fortune, a charm for the hopeful heart. This Victorian brooch is a symphony of symbolism, intertwining three timeless emblems of luck. The wishbone, a promise of wishes granted, stretches gracefully into an elongated frame, cradling a horseshoe, long believed to ward off misfortune. At its center, an anchor, steadfast and sure, represents hope and stability, tied with a twisted rope as if securing dreams to the shore of reality. Crafted