Small Victorian Framed Hair Art Bouquet Persian Turquoise we do not recommend submerging

we do not recommend submerging this piece in any harsh cleaning chemicals

Prince Albert

The art of calligraphy and ink pens are making a comeback

It also has a rough area on the back edge of the shank where someone scraped it to test the gold content at one point

This Barcley Corsetry Service sign is likely from the 1920s or 1930s

Small Victorian Framed Hair Art Bouquet Persian Turquoise we do not recommend submergingPopular in the mid to late Victorian era, human hair wreaths and hair art were created for a variety of reasons. While most were a touching tribute to memorialize the dearly departed, hairwork also was used for sentimental reasons as a way to celebrate friendship, family and love. This sweet little hairwork masterpiece is shaped like a small bouquet of flowers and features hair from numerous people accented with tiny dried and artificial flowers. It