A wonderful Antique Victorian Scottish cross pendant made Circa 1860. The piece is carved from a large piece of Agate which has lovely black and brown colouring with natural white bands running through the centre. 

Scottish jewellery grew in popularity in the mid- 1800s as Queen Victoria’s frequent trips to her Scottish Castle Balmoral saw her return with Scottish souvenirs and jewellery which influenced the trend in Britain. 

The solid stone is polished and smooth to the touch. It's truly remarkable and finished with a Silver bale at the top. It would look beautiful suspended from a chain. 

The piece has had a small repair done to the tip of one of the crossbars, but this is minimal wear for its age and doesn’t detract from its beauty. 

WEIGHT: 17.9 grams 

MEASURES: Width 46mm x Height 89mm (96mm inc. bale) x Depth 5mm 

METAL: Silver 

STONES: Agate 

AGE: Victorian, Circa 1860 

CONDITION: Good – Small repair work on the tip of the crossbar 

ITEM NUMBER: AJ267