Victorian Masonic Ball Fob brooches was often employed in jewellery

was often employed in jewellery of this era

with a white 9ct gold band

A remarkable antique ring from the Victorian period

had fallen in love with Chang

tests at around 22/23ct

Victorian Masonic Ball Fob brooches was often employed in jewelleryAn antique masonic orb or (or magic ball) pendant dating from the latter half of the 19th century. These remarkable little oddities come in the form of a sphere with four hinged 'arms' at the top that hold it all together. When removed, the cleverly hinged ball opens out into a cross shape, with six pyramids pointing upwards. Each of the pyramids' faces is then carved with a different masonic symbol: the classic Square & Compass, a skull and