Georgian 18k Gold Cornucopia "Horn of Plenty" Charm old cut diamond DATE: Miniature

DATE: Miniature

The stones display excellent blue adularescence (the effect whereby they appear to glow from within when the light hits them) and they're mounted in fine gold settings

The craftsmanship is charming

It's a good size at 3cm diameter

English hallmarks for sterling silver

Georgian 18k Gold Cornucopia "Horn of Plenty" Charm old cut diamond DATE: MiniatureDATE: Georgian, c. 1830 Sublime Georgian Cornucopia pendant dating from the 1830s. The supremely elegant design sees the horn of plenty adorned with little enamelled flowers (powder blue and blood red), four circles of gold ropework at the end, and further bands of ribbed gold wire including two that attach to the bail. The Cornucopia was carried by the Roman goddess Fortuna (Greek: Tyche), the personification of luck, suggesting this charm was likely