Victorian Carlo Giuliano Enamel & Pearl Locket amber getting longer the further they

getting longer the further they are from the clasp

although its origins can be traced back as far as ancient Mesopotania - circa 3500 BC - and the Sumerian god Ningishzida who carried a wingless version of the double snaked staff

The front has the most wonderful applied flowers

10ct total

often used as a symbol of marriage

Victorian Carlo Giuliano Enamel & Pearl Locket amber getting longer the further theyDATE: Victorian, c. 1880 Stunning antique locket by the master of enamel Carlo Giuliano. Giuliano moved from Naples to London to establish a branch of the Casa Castellani at 13 Frith Street in Soho. By 1875 he had opened his own jewellery shop located at 115 Piccadilly, having already worked for some of London's finest jewellers. He became known for his Renaissance Revival designs and fine enamel work in the 17th Century French style. As his