Georgian Enamelled Urn Locket band bail may be later addition

bail may be later addition

Posy Rings take their name from the old word Poesy meaning a poem or poetic line

to the Princess Mary some turquoises and garnets and a garnet watch

Natural opals & rose cut diamonds

when the Prussian royal family encouraged people to trade in their gold and silver jewellery to help fund the war effort (against Napoleon)

Georgian Enamelled Urn Locket band bail may be later additionDATE: Georgian, c. 1810 A beautiful Georgian urn locket dating from the early 19th Century, circa 1810. It's finished in fine coloured enamel (blue, green, and white) and modelled in 15 karat yellow gold. There's a hinged glass compartment to the back which opens to allow storage of a small memento or keepsake given the Georgians' mourning habits this would likely have been an intricately woven lock of hair. MEASUREMENTS 2. 2 x 1. 5cm WEIGHT 1. 8g