Exceptional Garnet Paste Intaglio of Bacchanale Attr to Tassie black enamel Early 19th C (conversion ring)

Early 19th C (conversion ring) the carnelian was likely a button with a partial drill on the reverse

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The Neogothic aesthetic is a less seen facet of Archaeological revival jewelry

The artisans had to hand hammer gold ingots and other metals into thin sheets before even starting to fabricate pieces

We can tell by the detailing on this babe that it's a wonderful marriage of a classic deco setting and a perfect cherry blossom pink

Exceptional Garnet Paste Intaglio of Bacchanale Attr to Tassie black enamel Early 19th C (conversion ring)A magnificent 18th century treasure! This rare Garnet Paste Intaglio ring immediately captures the gaze. A conversion piece, this ring is set on a vibrant 18 carat gold band, and features a golden cup at the back of the intaglio creating a beautiful glow behind the vibrant red garnet glass! Which speaking of, this garnet glass intaglio is truly a breathtaking centerpiece. Carved in sharp relief is what appears to be the scene of a bacchanal; the