The Fox & the Crow

Illustrations depicting Aesop's fables during the Victorian era were popular for their moral lessons. This particular tale is of The Fox and the Crow --

A cunning fox sees a crow with a piece of cheese and decides to trick the bird into dropping it. The fox flatters the crow's voice, causing the crow to caw in pride and drop the cheese, which the fox then grabs and eats. The moral of the story warns against vanity and to be cautious of flatterers. 

Pendants are removable and can be worn separately.

Materials: antique button, vintage petit point, grey moonstone, pearl

Fittings: brass chain

Length: approx. 39 - 44cm or 15.35 - 17.3in with extension. Length is adjustable by sliding the bead, attached to clasp, along the chain. Please refer to video for demonstration. Length worn in photo is 39cm. 

Width: pendants width range from 1.5cm to 2.4cm