The Prosperity of Pigs Vintage Charms series of vertebrae extending from

series of vertebrae extending from the skull to the small of the back

Once a gentleman's watch chain this gorgeous and heavy true antique chain has lovely elongated links a bold T bar and two dog clips

30ct marquise rose cut

51ctw round brilliant diamonds

60ctw old mine diamonds (L-M VS)

The Prosperity of Pigs Vintage Charms series of vertebrae extending fromThis gold coin is a replica of a silver coin minted approximately 1950 years ago (69 79 AD.) in the city of Rome. The coin depicts the Roman Emperor Vespasian (69 79 AD), while the second side depicts a sow standing with her three piglets. Vespasian is best known for starting the construction of the Flavian Amphitheatre (Colosseum) and during Roman times, pigs and respective accompanying piglets represented prosperity for the Romans. metal: 14k yellow