Georgian Carnelian "The Moon Fires You" Cupid Seal Fob vauxhall glass 4ct principal stone (likely Burma

4ct principal stone (likely Burma origin) and modelled in 18k gold

and ankhs appeared in jewellery

Artists and Craftspeople would incorporate Japanese themes - usually depicting birds

A very cool Victorian shark tooth pendant dating from the late 19th Century

Navaratna is a Sanskrit word literally meaning "nine gems"

Georgian Carnelian "The Moon Fires You" Cupid Seal Fob vauxhall glass 4ct principal stone (likely BurmaDATE: Georgian, c. 1800 Such a sweet George III seal fob dating from the turn of the 19th Century. It's crafted in 15 karat gold, and has been set with an intaglio carved Carnelian panel in the base. The scene depicts Cupid using a bellows to fire up a little heart he's clearly in his workshop, surrounded by various arrows, his bow, and other love themed trinkets. The French motto reads: "LA LUNE TE FEU" which translates literally as The Moon Fires