Victorian Lozenge - Wax Seal Necklace Cross Moline Antique Silver Faith Jewelry bronze The royal coat of arms

The royal coat of arms was adopted into use in 1837

It bursts itself and its nest into fire

One who will do anything for the family

The wax seal depicts a sinister wing crest above a shield with symbols of life

The words framing this piece reads in Latin:Agnus Dei(Lamb of God)Behold the Lamb of God that taketh away the sin of the world

Victorian Lozenge - Wax Seal Necklace Cross Moline Antique Silver Faith Jewelry bronze The royal coat of armsWax seal necklace with an ornate decorative lozenge depicting a shielded moline cross. Antique Victorian silver wax seal charm jewelry with faith theme. Victorian LozengeThis decorative ornate design depicts a shielded cross moline. In heraldry a lozenge (diamond shaped design) is used for females only. This particular wax seal design was made by Benjamin Warwick, a distinguished engraver to the royal family. The antique wax seal impression used in