Georgian Intaglio Fob "A Letter Softens The Pain of Absence" charms The gold has taken on

The gold has taken on a gorgeous patina and the carving remains crisp and clear

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He was one of the most important deities in the Egyptian pantheon

circa 1990s

Just like a slice of the real thing

Georgian Intaglio Fob "A Letter Softens The Pain of Absence" charms The gold has taken onGeorgian seal fob with a sentimental intaglio carved into the carnelian base. Written on the page of a letter are the words "UNE LETTRE ADOUCIT LES PIENES DE L'ABSCENCE" a letter softens the pain of absence. The letter also features a wax seal that reads simply "&" et cetera. The intaglio is reverse carved allowing an imprint to be made in wax. It dates from the early 19th century, circa 1810, built in 15ct yellow gold. Era: Georgian, circa 1810