I am guessing that these heavily goldfilled earrings, signed Naomi on screwbacks, are old reproductions - maybe 20's or 30's. Whatever, they are flawless and I believe the small pearls are real. 3/4 inch by 5/8.
Manufacturer: Naomi  

This mourning pin is definitely of the Victorian period - see back image. Deeply carved flowers and leaves adorn the front and there is even fine textured background.
Measure 1 7/8 x 1 3/8 - really nice.
Manufacturer: English?  

I have never seen a portrait pin quite like this - hero on the front and hair on the back. Better than that, it hangs in the outer circle and can be turned so hair can be worn to the front. May have been goldfilled but it is down to nice brass. Pin back has been replaced or repaired with a bent pin into C clasp. Works - but not original. This has been considered in pricing.
Manufacturer: American?  

Prettiest and largest Victorian locket every, for me, has a cut red jewel that could be ruby, could be glass but is in excellent condition and has a bezel setting. My blurry image of the back shows the one dent and a little wear on the back tip. Front is perfect. 1 3/4 x 1 1/4 with 24 inch chain which is suitable but not original.
Manufacturer: American?  

There is gold there, rolled and maybe more, on this Victorian pin of 1 1/2 x 1 1/8. It loaded with symbols - gold star, silver crescent, scallops, amethyst and all in the shape of a .....mushroom?? Amethest has 6 prongs - well-made and I vote handmade.
Classy chain and safety pin. Sturdy C clasp. Rare quality and condition.

Manufacturer: English? American?  

Bigger and nicer that the usual Victorian half-moon pin, this one test gold (below 10K), is 1 1/2 inches (about twice the size of the usual goldfilled little crescents) and beautifully crafted. Even the C clasp and hinge are gold and the clasp has a reinforcing bar. Little clover leaves in the open spaces are solid, showing on the back. Red stone may be a garnet and is set with 6 sturdy prongs.
Quality all the way.
Manufacturer: English? American?  

This precious little Victorian basket with woven sterling is overflowing with real amber as grapes. Even has sterling leaves and vines. It has a bail to be worn as a necklace (1 1/2 inches)but it could also star in a sterling miniature collection. Detail is amazing. See several images including closeup of amber.
Manufacturer: US  

Double symbolism here. A rolled gold crescent within a textured antique gold crescent topped with gold stars. Then, another star appears in the center with a sparkly 5 prongset jewel,
not tested. C clasp, pin on chain.
Manufacturer: Engish?  

Neat 3 inch Victorian bar pin with lacy, filigree surface with rolled gold accepts. Very well made and in excellent condition. Long C clasp.
Manufacturer: American  

I am not the gushy type but this little sterling pin IS adorable. Only a little over an inch wide but a real eye-catcher. Yes, it is sterling though too old to be marked and handmade. The dainty blue and white enamel shows very little wear and pearls are in good shape too. Stabbed with a pin? I don't know if that is original or not but it is soldered in and it does add to the charm. Sturdy C clasp and wire reinforcement in the back. Definitely one of a kind.
Manufacturer: English?  

Traditional Victorian bookchain necklace has spring clasp in front so you can change the pendant. This is the original pendant though, with matching links from which hangs an elegant cross with a tiny black stone. Goldfill is amazingly well preserved, especially on the 17 inch chain. Cross (2 inch)drop shows a little wear, especially on the back.
Manufacturer: American?  

This Victorian pin deserves a close-up look - I have never seen anything like it. First of all, the theme: a swan and seashell are unusual for Victorian times. The rose rolled gold of the seashell has beautiful detail. Now note the contrast of yellow gold under the swan; it's rough like she is paddling like crazy. The swan is nicely 3 dimesional with appled wings showing individual feathers. Alas, the swan is not sterling so some of the silver has worn off the top wing. Otherwise, very good. condition. Back has fat c clasp or half tube. There is a small loop on back, under swan - I wonder if something was suppose to hang from it? Tell me if you know!
Manufacturer: US?  

Impresive size, this Victorian necklace, (1 1/4 x 7/8 inch), and it has lovely embossing on both sides, flowers on back and reposse with black highlights(basse-taille?)on front. A little of black is worn on hinge side where it would be held when opening. Also, an intial A is detectable on this side, maybe even JEA - hard to read. But I like the other side just as well if you the initials don't match yours. Some parts are gold for sure, some probably goldfilled.
Manufacturer: US?  

Very old goldfilled Victorian pin, oval, 1 1/8 across with testured petals falling from an unusual scalloped bezel or collet displaying a quarter inch cabochon stone. It's ruby, garnet or glass, installed with a rivet to the back. Back shows very little wear except where it would be held. There in a ring for hanging it from your bookchain necklace and a tube hinge with long pin if you prefer.
Manufacturer: American?  

Think Valentine with this little etched heart pin of marked 830 gold on a sterling back. It has a symbol too, but I can't figure it out. 1 1/4 x 3/4 inch with C clash and tube hinge.
Manufacturer: English? US?