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David and Nan Squier from Birmingham discovered a collection of 158 pieces of "Lovers' Eyes," tiny jewelry pieces dating back to the Georgian era. These miniature jewels feature painted eyes with varied motifs and were used as symbols of love and personal mementos. Their origins trace back to the tradition established by King George IV, who gifted his beloved jewelry with painted eyes, a practice that became popular among artists between 1790 and 1830. The Squier family’s collection is the largest in the world dedicated to this art form, showcasing how these pieces were used in romantic occasions and to preserve love stories, with authentic pieces fetching thousands of dollars. The couple aims to preserve this rare artistic heritage and document the love stories embedded within these pieces, despite the presence of many counterfeit versions in the market.
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