Georgian Gold Cased Seal with Carnelian Intaglio of Two Dove Birds and Love feed-gender-unisex

Georgian Gold Cased Seal with Carnelian Intaglio of Two Dove Birds and Love feed-gender-unisexA wonderful late Georgian seal, circa 1820s with its original split ring. Both the split ring and the seal have a lovely decorated repousse work. On its Carnelian base are two doves facing each other and the word LOVE above. Doves mate for life and are considered a symbol of lasting love and devotion. This romantic piece is believed to have been used as a betrothal for marriage.

In the Victorian times

which means “Reason Rules the Kingdom”

and it does look very much like it is set with actual diamonds

Perfect for the horse lover in your life or for adding a touch of class to your outfit

and grace- playing on the concept of the Three Graces from mythology

they used two colours of gold to decorate (usually used on silver not gold)

When renowned French jewelry designer Alfred Philippe (formerly at Van Cleef and Arpels) brought his expertise to the table

4 carats of diamonds set in both the cluster setting and on a knife edge setting to link it to its chain

They are made of 18ct gold and have a cluster of small brilliant cut diamonds around their edges

which features a lovely and vibrant natural sapphire with a diamond either side

The shoulders are exquisitely engraved

and have a timeless appeal