Early Victorian Brass & Red Vauxhall Glass Insect Fly Pin Coral giving the design an attractive

giving the design an attractive mixed metals look

The pin comes in a velvet and satin-lined antique box from the Victorian era

The smooth band tapers in as it reaches the bottom

allowing them to be worn on pierced or unpierced ears

At the top of the larger cufflink face is a sparkling diamond

Early Victorian Brass & Red Vauxhall Glass Insect Fly Pin Coral giving the design an attractiveVauxhall glass (also known as "mirror glass") refers to a specific style of colored glass production originating in the Georgian era. The colorful molded glass was backed in silver to create a reflective "mirror" below the surface, which creates a unique light catching quality. The colors often included deep, rich shades of red, purple, white, and black (sometimes mistaken for jet), and were generally mounted in brass. Antique Vauxhall glass jewelry