Victorian Siberian Amethyst Pansy Pendant demantoid garnet Very typical of the Edwardian

Very typical of the Edwardian period in which it was made

and a little imagination

The head is set with seven single cut diamonds

It remains in pristine condition

Victorian Siberian Amethyst Pansy Pendant demantoid garnet Very typical of the EdwardianDATE: Victorian, c. 1900 The name "pansy" derives from the French pense (meaning thought), and was incorporated into Late Middle English as a name for violas (the flower) in the mid 1400s. These flowers were thus regarded as a symbol of remembrance, representing "love in idleness" to evoke the image of a lover who can focus on nothing but the thought of her his beloved. Pansy is used more or less interchangeably with viola and violet when describing