Early 19th Century Gold Seal with a Carnelian Intaglio of a Roman Man feed-condition-used This bracelet fools most people

This bracelet fools most people into thinking it is set with diamonds and sapphires

even something as mundane as a watch key was given careful  thought and consideration

and it looks marvellous on a silk tie or a lapel

and it was painted 'after George Armfield'

" gained significant significance during the reign of Queen Victoria

Early 19th Century Gold Seal with a Carnelian Intaglio of a Roman Man feed-condition-used This bracelet fools most peopleThis lovely gold and carnelian seal features an unidentified intaglio of a Roman man, believed to possibly be one of the Roman Emperors. This piece dates to the 1820s and likely was a souvenir from the Grand Tour in Italy.