Once a stickpin, now reborn as a necklace, this diamond-encrusted weasel is unmistakably Victorian. In the mid to late 19th century, jewelry was designed with all kinds of gem-studded creatures. No animal was too unloved to be rendered in precious metals and jewels: insects, bats, rats, skunks, spiders... you get the idea. Made in silver and set with 32 tiny rose cut diamonds, this miniature mustelid hangs from a new gold bale and chain.