Georgian Hairwork Memorial Locket portraits which translates to fire –

which translates to fire – an echo of how the light catches on the surface of the stone

some minor enamel loss to one of the red hoops

3g (pair)

Keeper Rings held great symbolic significance and they were often worn alongside wedding bands

02ct - Colour: E - Clarity: VVS2

Georgian Hairwork Memorial Locket portraits which translates to fire –DATE: Georgian, c. 1730 A fantastic antique miniature hairwork locket, dating from the Georgian period, circa 1780. It's double sided featuring a painted miniature scene of a countryside setting, with a bridge, hairwork trees blowing in the wind, a little boat sailing along underneath the bridge. The green paste gemstone border sets the scene beautifully, and it's mounted in 15k gold with a locket compartment to the back. A rare and intricate piece of