Late Victorian Scorpion Brooch cabinet card Markings: Inside case marked: SB

Markings: Inside case marked: SB Sterling

Flowers in his hair

By the end of the 19th and early 20th century

but we can still appreciate the beauty and time it took to create such a thoughtful tribute to a lost loved one

One of the original locations was at 300 East Marshall street but has since been razed to make way for the Richmond Convention Center

Late Victorian Scorpion Brooch cabinet card Markings: Inside case marked: SBScorpions are often feared and revered when one goes scurrying by, but for thousands of years, these eight legged arachnids have been considered sacred, symbolic creatures in a number of cultures. When fashioned in jewelry, the scorpion was often worn as a protective amulet, and is believed to symbolize many things including death and rebirth; determination and courage as well as patience, resilience, passion and self awareness. And we all know how