"Truly Live" Motto SealThe Story: Victorian, 10k gold and agate watch fob charm from the late 1800s that originally hung from a mans watch chain. It features an agate stone with an Intaglio bird etching that reads "Vive ut viva" in the bottom. This latin phrase translates to mean "Live so that you may live" or "Live so you can truly live". The phrase can be interpreted philosophically as an encouragement to live fully, wisely, or virtuously so as to attain true life or

5" in length and just over 1" in height

This medal was originally made and sourced in England

This diamond leaping hare was originally created in the early 1900s as a brooch to be worn on dresses and lapels

75" from the top of the bail to the bottom of the pendant

This piece was originally made and sourced in England and shows wear consistent with age

gold filled pocket watch clasps

The setting is comprised of sterling silver and solid 9k gold

the necklace measures approximately 18" in length and is finished with a swivel clasp bail

the dropped Georgian paste crystal stones from the late 1700s - early 1800s make these the perfect mixed metal earrings to wear every day

but classic design that deserves to be in every jewelry box

This gold filled bracelet comes from a tradition centuries ago in which a groom would present his future bride with a set of bracelets: one to be worn at the beginning of their engagement and the second to be put on the day of her wedding

gold filled dress pin from the late 1800s with hand tooled design and black enamel details