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warm shine of the yellow gold
It's sleek and streamlined
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even life-saving in a society that expects our meekness
Victorian Lobster Claw Pendant pearl warm shine of the yellowIts a lobster claw and it was mounted in the Victorian era, around 1900. The claw itself evokes opulence and extravagance, but its quite plainly mounted (in silver, sure but still), nothing too fancy. A contradiction. So who would have made this worn this and why? At the beginning of the 1800s, lobster was a garbage meat thought only fit for cats, prisoners, and fertiliser on farmers fields. A meat known as "poor man's chicken", lobsters were so
