Black Bog Oak Victorian Mourning Cross Brooch C Clasp L650

Black Bog Oak Victorian Mourning Cross Brooch C Clasp L650 This Black Bog Oak Victorian Cross Brooch is a remarkable jewelry, intended to be worn during mourning. It is fashioned from Bog oak, a type of fossilized wood, usually from Ireland, that became popular during the 1850s. The fossilized wood becomes stained dark brown or black and is hard enough to be carved and worn as jewelry. This pin showcases the distinctive form of a Christian cross composed of a thorny-like surface, a noticeable adornment for its beauty and sentiment. It measures approximately 1.3 inches in width and 2.5 inches in length. The back has a silver tone metal C-clasp locking pin which holds tight and sturdy, allowing the piece to be easily attached to clothing or accessories. This pin is considered a collectible piece, a perfect addition to your collection, and is in good condition. The Brown scratch test refers to a procedure used to determine if a tree or shrub is alive or dead by examining the color of the inner bark after scratching the outer layer. Please carefully review the images because they are part of this listing and reflect important details, sizes, and information. Images often reflect items larger than their actual size. This is unavoidable and necessary to provide accurate photo details of items. Small jewelry busts, not life-size busts, are used in necklace photos. Most items come packaged in our It Still Glitters store box. Unless expressly stated in this listing, th