Egyptian Revival Enamel Sarcophagus Charm cameo according to the Victorian "language

according to the Victorian "language of the flowers" it represents fidelity and affection - "I Cling To Thee"

thy kingdom come

with a striking blue zircon beneath surrounded by a halo of white sapphires

The stones glisten wonderfully when the facets catch the light

It opens up to reveal a middle "page" and space to display four photographs

Egyptian Revival Enamel Sarcophagus Charm cameo according to the Victorian "languageDATE: Art Deco Egyptian Revival, c. 1920 The Egyptian Revival era of jewellery took place during the Art Deco period, when Tutankhamun's Tomb was discovered. This piece, a charming Egyptian Revival sarcophagus charm crafted in 18k gold throughout. The front is finished in fine red and blue enamel, with hieroglyphics to the back. The hieroglyphics typically included their name and title, and were usually decorated beautifully. The line of hieroglyphics