Victorian Gold Shoe solitaire rings "Societies of New Guinea often

"Societies of New Guinea often use bird-of-paradise plumes in their dress and rituals

and were added recently to give them a little more in common

These are pushing the needle

twisted horn-shaped amulets used to promote fertility

Victorian Gold Shoe solitaire rings "Societies of New Guinea oftenCharming gold mule dating from the late Victorian era. Fashioned in 22 carat gold, the shoe is adorned with a turquoise enamel bow and was likely intended to be used as a pin cushion (the stuffing and velvet top either lost or never added). English, circa 1900. Era: Victorian, circa 1900 Size: 1. 0cm by 1. 1cm by 4. 0cm Weight: 3. 2 grams Hallmarks: None present, tested as 22ct gold Condition: Great vintage condition