Victorian Elk Tooth BPOE Pendant

Victorian Elk Tooth BPOE PendantThis Victorian pendant reflects the symbolism of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, a fraternal organization founded in 1868 in New York City, and known for its charitable mission and ritual tradition. The elk tooth highly prized by members in the late 19th century signified fraternity and was often worn as a badge of honor. The blue enamel clock face set to eleven oclock references the Orders Eleven OClock Toast, a nightly tribute to absent

Set includes 6 chopsticks

Artfully arranged in a simple glass urn with water illusion

the new Swarovski x Rosenthal tableware collection celebrates the beauty of flora and fauna through a kaleidoscope of vibrant colours

Handcrafted amber glass

Made of red resin tipped with silverplate grip ends

Hand decorated with beads and glitter

A single drawer — finished with a antique-finished ring pull — adds a practical layer while introducing a subtle contrast against the warm wood tone

Presented in a gray ceramic planter

leaves and open blossoms cover its hand-cut sides

With remarkably real vibrant petals

Inspired by the gently curved petals of cherry blossom

silver and gold