Georgian Intaglio Fob "A Letter Softens The Pain of Absence"

Georgian Intaglio Fob "A Letter Softens The Pain of Absence"Georgian 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

outright Anti-Discrimination - class

and it's crafted in 18ct white gold and platinum with French import marks to the outer band

Made in the USA

Marks: French control marks for 18ct gold (eagle head)

if they were anchors they'd be known as "fouled" (yeah

It likely originally had a glazed locket compartment to the reverse

and they're mounted in attractive crimped settings

The forget-me-not takes its name from a tragic German folk tale set on the banks of the Danube

flanked by a pair of tapered baguette diamond shoulders

Head: 11mm by 9

5 carats of it imbued with the most dreamy

He then goes on to free the Cyclopes who gifts him his thunderbolt as a token of gratitude