Antique Victorian 9ct Rose And Yellow Gold 'Cornucopia' Horn Of Plenty Pendant Original C clasp and non-gold

Original C clasp and non-gold pin

Grosgrain ribbon has been repaired and has some loss of black fabric to front but otherwise feels strong

however we think it should be left as is as it has been this way for over 100 years and its perfect as is

and exhibits pale mauves laced with pretty pinks and flashes of icy bright sparkles

Antique Victorian 9ct Rose And Yellow Gold 'Cornucopia' Horn Of Plenty Pendant Original C clasp and non-goldStunning antique 9ct gold (sliders test a little higher) Victorian Horn of Plenty or Cornucopia chatelaine pendant drop. History of the CornucopiaThe Cornucopia was carried by the Roman goddess Fortuna (Greek: Tyche), the personification of luck, suggesting this charm was likely intended to top up the good luck of its owner, as well as bringing the usual abundance and nourishment. Cornucopia comes from Latin cornu copiae, which translates literally as