I suppose this could be called a mourning pin with its black enamel though maybe not with the half-pearls.
It is almost 2 inches long, has a safety pin clasp and is in very good condition.
Manufacturer: US?  

Goldfilled and rolled gold with small bits of black enamel. Victorian Etruscan design. Excellent condition.
Manufacturer: US? English?  

Simple oval Victorian pin has a very large faceted amethyst glass stone in bevel setting, circled by twisted rope metal and a bamboo pattern metal rope. There are a couple of small scrathes (only visible under close examination) on a faceted side but the table of the stone has no flaws. C clasp.
Manufacturer: US  

About 1 x 1, this Victorian portrait pin shows somebody's grandfather! Domed glass cover, nicely goldfilled with a little filigree, C clasp, barrel hinge. Very good condition, even photo.
Manufacturer: US  

Beautiful, dainty Victorian Pin is made of 12K Rose gold (not just goldfilled) and has small seed pearls that appear real and red stone that is probably a ruby, set with 6 prongs. Quality! It's sweet and in excellent condition, darker spots in image are just shadows. About 1 inch square with barrel hinge and C clasp.
Manufacturer: American? English?  

I try not to overdo my descriptions, but stunning is the words for this 58 inch string of faceted and hand-knotted beads with purple disc spaces between knots - that's a lot of knots!
There are tiny dings on the ends of some beads but only visible under 10 power loupe so I would say excellent vintage condition. Long enough to loop twice and then knot.
Manufacturer: Czech? Bohemian?  

Lovely Victorian bracelet has the hinge hidden in a box topped with rolled gold, cabuchon amythest stone and silver. Bracelet is rolled gold oval tube measuring 2 x1 3/4 which expands comfortably to 2 1/2. Excellent condition.
Manufacturer: English? US?  

That's a real pearl adorning the dainty flower on this marked 10K Victorian pin. Only 1 1/4 inch long with sturdy C clasp and in excellent condition. Good price too!
Manufacturer: USA  

If Victorian can be funky, this one qualifies. 2 1/2 in pin is rolled metal with slits in it and topped by a 3/4 inch perfect onyx (or glass) stone held by saw teeth. Not beautiful but very eye catching on a label. C clasp, one denth is side of cone but not noticeable from front. Price considers this flaw.
 

Wow! They did a lot better than coursage pins in the olden days. This elegant pin, marked 950 sterling (English?), is curved out to accomodate stems, has pokers to hold them and a latch to close over them. Then the bouquet is pinned to the dress or jacket. It makes an unusual pin all by itself too. I couldn't have guessed what it was if I hadn't found bow shaped pins (see # 6012) in a Victorian jewelry book.
 

Beautiful colors in shades of pin, peach, yellow and pale blue and green glow from this old Mother-of-Pearl sash pin. Colors even show up on scanned picture. Measures 1 1/2 x 2 1/8 and is nice and thick with little notches carved into the edges. The brass buckle point is for show only - it really has a brass framed pinback with a C clasp. On the front, you can see one of the brass heads which anchors the pinback - no glue. The other head is under the buckle point. Lovely old Victorian piece and so well preserved!.
Manufacturer: American Company  

Some Victorian lady practiced the fine arts by arranging these topaz beads on black (silk?) ribbon and handstiching the ribbon over the findings. 24 inches plus 7/8 inch faceted teardrop.
The brass findings are of excellent quality and the condition is very good, though the the ribbon is a bit frayed by the drop. No dings on glass. Reasonable price too.
 

Intresting clasp fits a double cone into ring - and it stays! 2 1/4 inch ( little smaller than average of 2 1/2) oval opening and you sort of roll it on to your wrist. Balls have Etruscan type decoration. Goldfill shows wear on bottom where it would rub. Top with decorations looks good but not like new. Tiny ring on one side probably held guard chain but I can't see where it would have attached to other side.
 

My Victorian expert identifies this pin as made of pinchbeck - a metal alloy made to look like gold which it does. but maybe it is rolled gold. It's certainly old - check that pin point sticking way out. Hollow construction with back looking like silver and tube hinge are clues too. All those curls and curves look like Art Nouveau - maybe a "transition" piece? 2 x 1 1/2 inches, it has a sturdy C clasp and is in very good condition. Don't forget to note etching on center ribbon.
 

Victorian "blossom" pin has rosy rolled gold on top surfaces and a center of prong set red stones which do not seem dark enough to be garnet so probably are glass. Clasp has an old style tube hinge but a safety clasp which most likely has replaced a C clasp. Measures about 1 3/8 in diameter. Very good condition.