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Proud Mountaineer from the Highlands of West Virginia; son of the Revolution and Civil War; first Europeans on the Guyandotte
I think that would be more properly known as a, "sweetheart brooch". Wow!
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Originally Posted by OC Richard Yowza http://www.ebay.com/itm/RARE-DIAMOND...item2c6802a08b Full points for being understated. Yowza, indeed! Originally Posted by Jock Scot I think that would be more properly known as a, "sweetheart brooch". Wow! I was trying to figure out how this would have been used. A sweetheart brooch makes sense, certainly more than anything I could come up with. She must have been quite the sweetheart. I also noticed that there are two more brooches in platinum but lacking the diamond encrustation. ith:
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And with Mum's Day coming up tomorrow . . .Hmmmm. Nah, I'll stick with the lawnmower. She may find that brooch it a bit too flashy. Seriously, that is impressive.
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That is quite often the sort of thing that was a gift from the officers of a regiment to the wife of their departing C.O.
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Originally Posted by MacMillan of Rathdown That is quite often the sort of thing that was a gift from the officers of a regiment to the wife of their departing C.O. I was thinking along those lines too.
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