Step into the refined world of Victorian gemology with "Too Pretty To Pellet," a captivating figurine from Department 56's Dickens Village collection. This elegantly detailed piece captures a moment of discerning appreciation as a gentleman examines a giant ruby, a gem too exquisite to be reduced to mere pellets for timepieces.
Dressed in a sophisticated red coat and top hat, the gentleman holds a cane in one hand and the radiant ruby in the other. His careful inspection reflects the meticulous attention to quality and beauty that defined the era. While many rubies were used for their functional purpose in timekeeping, those with the deepest color and fewest impurities were reserved for creating stunning jewelry and exquisite ornamentation.
"Too Pretty To Pellet" embodies the spirit of craftsmanship and the appreciation of natural beauty that flourished in the Victorian period. This figurine adds a touch of elegance and historical richness to your Dickens Village display, celebrating the timeless allure of precious gems.
Add "Too Pretty To Pellet" to your collection and let it serve as a reminder of the extraordinary skill and artistry that goes into crafting the finest jewelry. This piece is a perfect complement to the "Culpepper's Ruby Jewelers" building, bringing the scene to life with its attention to detail and historical authenticity. Celebrate the enduring beauty of rubies with this exquisite collectible
