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surrounded by a narrow halo and a collar with sterling silver pearls
Able to hold photographs
This motif was a high-status symbol of abundance and classicism frequently worn by the Queen and her ladies-in-waiting to signal their refined taste
high-quality personal items meant to be carried and used daily
the 15th to 17th century
Early Victorian Sentimental Slide turquoise necklace surrounded by a narrow haloA tiny and beautifully engraved early Victorian slide, with hair forming a monogram. Likely a sentimental piece for a family. member or loved one. The reverse is engraved "Emily Perigal, hair, cut at Cremill 1840". It would have been worn on a ribbon around the wrist or neck. This slide was crafted in approximately 18k gold (acid tested), with a monogram behinda beveled rock crystal face. There is a tiny chip to one corner please see photos. The slide