Late Victorian Multigem Artist's Palette Brooch chrysoberyl Pellatt originally called the process

Pellatt originally called the process "Crystallo-Ceramie" and wrote a number of books on the subject throughout the first half of the 19th century

crafted in 15 karat gold throughout with a button on top to release the inner compartments

but they also produced a wide range of goods including motorcycles

Heracles trapped the lion in its cave and strangled it with his bare hands before (famously) skinning it and wearing its magic fur as a cloak

It features the Zodiac symbol in gold above the word Capricorn - both in relief against a diamond paved backdrop

Late Victorian Multigem Artist's Palette Brooch chrysoberyl Pellatt originally called the processDATE: Victorian, c. 1900 Cool late Victorian bar brooch featuring an artist's palette, complete with gem set "paint" colours and paintbrushes with enamelled tips as if they've just been used. Perfect for an artist or art lover alike; crafted in 15 karat gold throughout and dates from the turn of the 20th century. At first I wondered if, as well as the gemstones representing different colours of paint, they might spell out a word acrostically but now I