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Hidden Meanings in Antique Jewelry | Leeds News
A woman stunned the Antiques Roadshow crowd with heirloom jewelry from the 1700s—diamond brooches and a ruby bow—each with hidden romance and royal roots. Expert Geoffrey Munn revealed a tiny bow was a “lover’s knot,” symbolizing enduring love, and speculated one floral brooch might hail from the Russian Crown Jewels sold after the 1917 Revolution. Valuations? A small brooch at £8,000, a butterfly piece between £8K–£10K, and the ruby bow at £15,000—leaving her speechless. Munn called them quiet, beautiful artifacts of a bygone era, priceless for their elegance and history. Listen in…
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