Victorian Neopolitan Cameo Pendant rose gold the immediate neighborhood of Rome

the immediate neighborhood of Rome

The first generation of tin cans were so thick that they had to be hammered open

Marks: 375 stamp (9ct gold)

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

Helen and the ruins are rendered in a white band and the background is a vibrant green chrysoprase

Victorian Neopolitan Cameo Pendant rose gold the immediate neighborhood of RomeA souvenir of Naples, 19th century style. The scene, likely an ancient site, is cameo carved from cowrie shell making excellent use of the different colour bands. It's set in silver with a gold ropetwist border, and dates from the 1880s. Era: Victorian, circa 1880 Size: 2. 5cm (including bail) by 2. 4cm Stone: Cowrie Shell Marks: None, tested as silver and 9ct gold Condition: Great antique condition; light wear consistent with age.