Georgian L'Amour Intaglio Seal Fob silver Cycles and destiny

Cycles and destiny

often oxidised steel or in this case shakudō

2500 BC) have shown that the Sumerians had a marked liking for the combo wonderfully intricate articles with the vivid blue stone inlayed into rich burnished yellow gold having been found at the burial site of queen Pu-abi

Weight: 63

Georgian L'Amour Intaglio Seal Fob silver Cycles and destinyA red rose beneath the French world for love, l'amour, forms the subject of this elegant Georgian seal fob. It would, originally, have been worn on a chatelaine or pocket watch chain, the reverse carved design used to seal letters to someone's dearest love. We think they look great worn as pendants. It's crafted in 9ct gold with carnelian agate base, dating from the early decades of the 19th century circa 1820. For many centuries, only a few varieties