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Antique Carnelian Cameo Locket

Antique Carnelian Cameo Locket

An elegant French locket crafted in 18K gold, dating from the late 19th century. The front features a finely carved cameo of a classical woman with curly hair, set against layers of carnelian to create contrast and depth. The reverse remains unengraved.

Opening to reveal a hidden compartment, the locket retains a vintage photograph of a gentleman, placed by a previous owner. The current photograph can be replaced with one of your own. Such lockets were treasured as sentimental keepsakes, preserving personal memories in a discreet yet stylish form.

Stamped with the French eagle’s head hallmark for 18K gold, confirming its origin. The gold has been tested to verify its fineness.

It measures 2.7 x 2 x 0.7 cm and weighs 7.7 grams.

A finely preserved piece of late 19th-century craftsmanship, embodying the tradition of wearable portraiture in the Belle Époque era.
$194.98

Original: $649.93

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Antique Carnelian Cameo Locket

$649.93

$194.98

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An elegant French locket crafted in 18K gold, dating from the late 19th century. The front features a finely carved cameo of a classical woman with curly hair, set against layers of carnelian to create contrast and depth. The reverse remains unengraved.

Opening to reveal a hidden compartment, the locket retains a vintage photograph of a gentleman, placed by a previous owner. The current photograph can be replaced with one of your own. Such lockets were treasured as sentimental keepsakes, preserving personal memories in a discreet yet stylish form.

Stamped with the French eagle’s head hallmark for 18K gold, confirming its origin. The gold has been tested to verify its fineness.

It measures 2.7 x 2 x 0.7 cm and weighs 7.7 grams.

A finely preserved piece of late 19th-century craftsmanship, embodying the tradition of wearable portraiture in the Belle Époque era.