Victorian Locket with Gem Set Flower/Pansy

Victorian Locket with Gem Set Flower/Pansy

Marsoni

M251S

$240.00

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Victorian Locket with Gem Set Flower/PansyA Victorian Gold locket with a gem set flower on the front. A beautiful piece of antique jewellery. The flower is set amongst fine engraving which covers the whole piece. The locket tests as 9ct gold. The flower is set with a central emerald, three garnets, and two chrysoberyls. 3. 4g. 1. 9cm tall (excluding bail) and 1. 6cm wide. The glazed panel at the reverse can be pried open to insert a photograph. Nice clean condition small chips to one garnet.

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