Antique Enamel Lily of the Valley Brooch of 18k Gold art nouveau locket The reverse side of the

The reverse side of the porcelain is stamped with a "V" and the number 7 (presumably a maker's mark)

two glittery transitional cut diamonds

This ring features a hunter green hued turquoise cabochon in an ornate foliate designed mounting of 14k rose

Elegant fancy cut citrine dangles set in 14k gold

Antique Enamel Lily of the Valley Brooch of 18k Gold art nouveau locket The reverse side of theThe lily of the valley is said to symbolize humility and purity. One of the first flowers of spring, this flower has a rich history in Christian art as a symbol of the Virgin Mary and the Immaculate Conception (A Handbook of Symbols in Christian Art by Gertrude Grace Sill). This elegant brooch dates to the early 1900s. The lily of the valley has green enamel accents and post set pearl flowers. It is unmarked, but acid tests for 18k gold. The brooch