Georgian Terpsichore Sulphide Cameo Pendant georgian The stones display excellent blue

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

Locket compartment: 9

The gold is finely hand-chased throughout

Wearable length: 6 inches

A sweet antique five-stone boat ring dating from the turn of the 20th Century

Georgian Terpsichore Sulphide Cameo Pendant georgian The stones display excellent blueDATE: Georgian, c. 1830 An incredible Georgian pendant featuring a carved sulphide cameo which (I think) depicts Terpsichore, one of the nine Greek Muses. The level of detail is astounding, and the sulphide has the most beautiful pale grey sheen to it. It's set within a rose cut sapphire and pearl border, and the piece dates from the 1830s. Terpishore is the ancient Greek goddess of dance and chorus, usually depicted with a lyre (or occasionally a