Egyptian Revival 1930's Diadem of Tutankhamun Bangle goldstone it remains in excellent condition

it remains in excellent condition with a total sapphire weight of 0

The term "pansy" originates from the French word "pensée

surrounded by fine plique-à-jour enamel

and set with a row of graduated diamonds

The ring is modelled in 9 karat gold and remains in great condition

Egyptian Revival 1930's Diadem of Tutankhamun Bangle goldstone it remains in excellent conditionDATE: Egyptian Revival, c. 1930 The Egyptian Revival era of jewellery took place during the Art Deco period, when Tutankhamun's Tomb was discovered, and this piece, a revival of the Diadem of Tutankhamun. The original (currently in the Egyptian Museum in Cairo) was designed to secure the wig of the king during ceremonies and to protect his forehead. It was later found on his mummified body, following the excavation of his tomb. This Egyptian Revival