Honeymooon Brooch | Clover Brooch pendant necklace The totemic power of a

The totemic power of a serpent is forever captured in this statement ring

65 inches (16mm) tall by 0

This charm was converted from an antique stick pin (circa 1910) by removing the pin and adding a bail and jump ring

A rare and romantic example of early 19th-century jewelry

35 inches from top to bottom by 0

Honeymooon Brooch | Clover Brooch pendant necklace The totemic power of aHoneymoon 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 14k gold brooch (circa 1910) features a crescent adorned with a bouquet of enamel and pearl clovers. The pin catch bears the makers mark for the renowned Krementz & Co. of Newark, NJ. The brooch measures 0. 7 inches from top to bottom by 0. 9 inches