Victorian jabot pins, particularly those designed in the form of swords, daggers, and other miniature weapons, were both fashionable and symbolic accessories during the 19th century. Originally practical items used to secure neckwear like cravats or jabots, these pins evolved into decorative objects that reflected the Victorian fascination with historical romance, chivalry, and personal symbolism. Weapon-themed jabot pins often featured intricate details, such as gem-encrusted hilts, engraved blades, or enamel work, and were sometimes crafted to mimic medieval or Renaissance arms, aligning with the era’s love of revivalist styles. These pieces could symbolize strength, protection, or even romantic notions of gallantry and devotion, making them popular gifts or sentimental keepsakes. Worn by both men and women, jabot pins in weapon form merged utility with artistic expression, capturing the ornate and meaning-laden spirit of Victorian fashion.