Georgian "Hope" Ship Intaglio Seal Fob Pendant brutalist The stones are set in

The stones are set in white gold to accentuate their colour

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and although they're a big size the clip on backs ensure comfortable wear

20ct Pear Cut Blue Sapphire

Fantastic Victorian signet ring crafted in "Montana Gold" (stamped under the head)

Georgian "Hope" Ship Intaglio Seal Fob Pendant brutalist The stones are set inDATE: Georgian, c. 1820 A cool antique seal fob pendant set with a gorgeous citrine base, intaglio carved with the word "Spero" translating from Latin to "Hope". Carved below is a ship, a Norwegian ship built by T. Salvesen in 1893, and ran aground (wrecked) in 1910. However, "hope" on it's own, a lovely sentiment. It's crafted in 15k gold throughout with a highly ornate body and dates from the Georgian period, circa 1820. STONES Citrine MEASUREMENTS