Georgian Gold Miniature Split Ring medal one of early Rome's strongest
Description
one of early Rome's strongest adversaries
Over the years the turquoise have aged beautifully
the head formed with truncated corners to mimic the shape of the cut and elegant pinched shoulders drawing the eye towards the stone
It’s modelled in Sterling Silver throughout
and green enamel top and bottom each capped with a natural pearl
Georgian Gold Miniature Split Ring medal one of early Rome's strongestDATE: Georgian, c. 1830 A fine 9k gold miniature split ring dating from the Georgian period, circa 1830. Although somewhat worn, the original foliate engraving is still here to see. Ideal for use as a charm holder or for part of a necklace. MEASUREMENTS Width of ring: 1. 6mm Diameter: 1cm WEIGHT 0. 80g MARKS No marks present tests as 9k gold CONDITION Very good, light wear commensurate with age
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