Vintage Victorian Revival double-pin chatelaine brooch. These pieces feature two separate decorative pins, in this case one with a red cabochon stone and another with a cross-shaped charm, connected by decorative chains. The ornate design and use of a prominent red cabochon like in an antique gold-toned setting are typical of Victorian Revival jewelry, popular in the mid-20th century (1950s-1960s). The charms also evoke themes of love and faith common in the original Victorian era. The brooch includes multiple dangling elements: a heart, a bell, and a Celtic-style cross charm. Function: Chatelaine brooches (or "sweater guards") were designed to secure clothing, such as a sweater over the shoulders or a shirt collar, preventing slippage while adding an ornamental flair. The two pins are used to affix the item to different points of a garment. The material appears to be gold-toned or gilt brass, consistent with vintage costume jewelry. VERY GOOD VINTAGE CONDITION PRICE IS FIRM SAME DAY SHIPPING