Edwardian Three Deers Enamel Locket

Edwardian Three Deers Enamel LocketA charming antique locket featuring an enamelled design of three deers. The locket appears to be Middle Eastern, most likely Persian, and dates from the early 20th century, circa 1910. Its original function was likely as a patch box, with a bevelled glass mirror under the lid. In Persian design, deer motifs are often used to symbolise a harmonious connection with nature due to the way that deers move through the forest with such grace and ease. It is

displaying mossy-green dendrites

Pieces were exchanged as a token of faithfulness and protection

Excellent Art Deco cluster ring set with four diamond compass point accents

protection

Built in 14ct gold throughout

1cm (from tops of wires)

Hallmarks: Stamped 925

*principal stone displays a feather inclusion off the edge of the girdle

Head: 21mm by 6

with the middle featuring a bright star-set central diamond

and the central cluster of pearls is nestled within a hexagonal border

Stones: Mother of Pearl & Garnet