Victorian Labradorite & Ruby Devil Stick Pin sugarloaf however some suggest the AEI

however some suggest the AEI references the Greek word "aei"

It has a wearable length of 7 inches and dates to the Victorian period

Two pillars stand to the centre- known to represent the two columns that flanked the entrance to King Solomon’s temple

modelled as an ivy leaf which slides to one side to reveal the words "où je m'attache meurs" which translates to "where I attach myself I die" or "where I cling

and the ring is constructed in silver throughout

Victorian Labradorite & Ruby Devil Stick Pin sugarloaf however some suggest the AEIDATE: Victorian, c. 1860 A cool and unusual Victorian stick pin This is probably my favourite one yet! Its set with a carved Labradorite head, modelled as the Devil himself The stone shimmers beautifully, with various shades of blue that form a striking contrast with the red ruby cabochon set eyes. It also makes him look kinda magical and or supernatural. It features lovely expressive detail, giving him a mischievous face, with enamel teeth and pointy