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Silver and enamel women's locket featuring turquoise guilloché enamel with sun-ray pattern, a small central diamond, weight 20 g, unknown origin, unbranded, no laboratory report, in good condition with signs of wear.
Description from the seller
an enamel locket/photo locket
"guilloché" turquoise with a silver setting.
Sun-ray blue enamel
guilloché. Under the enamel there is a machine-engraved inscription that creates this sunray effect. It was the most precious technique of the Art Deco / Edwardian period, around 1900–1930.
Central stone = That small
stone is a diamond cut in rose or old cut. It was placed right there as the "heart" of the ray.
Ribbed edge = Typical of early 20th‑century English 925 sterling silver pieces.
an enamel locket/photo locket
"guilloché" turquoise with a silver setting.
Sun-ray blue enamel
guilloché. Under the enamel there is a machine-engraved inscription that creates this sunray effect. It was the most precious technique of the Art Deco / Edwardian period, around 1900–1930.
Central stone = That small
stone is a diamond cut in rose or old cut. It was placed right there as the "heart" of the ray.
Ribbed edge = Typical of early 20th‑century English 925 sterling silver pieces.
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