Has the edge that's on left in the photo been flattened? Can it sit on that edge? Where/how did you acquire it? Or do you literally mean you...
Interesting. Just tried out search terms on Google. 'German cameo' produces a ton of these cameos. When I tried 'German headband girl cameo'...
Because I always shove a cameo in when I can: [ATTACH]
This thread was discussing jewellery that may be from 150,000 years ago. By that standard, your bracelet is not old at all, even if it is as old...
The English of your original post is so good I did not realize it is not your first language & that something might be lost in translation
Really like #5, unusual shape & color mix. The #6 earrings. I always find these riotous mix of colors jarring, so this is strictly my take:...
Ge'ez is not a place, the bracelet is not from there. It is an alphabet used in multiple places, so Wiki tells me. It also shows me that Ge'ez...
This comes from the file I keep under Cameos Artificial labeled W German. I started calling her Headband Girl for my own convenience. Is it...
Maybe had an ancestor who ran a tavern? :kiss:
I wonder how difficult these shells were to collect. Did they wash ashore? Did the people have to dive for them? Wouldn't be surprised if they...
Bringing this down to make it easier to get eyes on it. [IMG] GERMANY would certainly fit with the legible letters. The cameo itself would not...
I think you're reading too much into them.
The ruby will be 'created'. What makes you think the blue stone is a chrysoberyl? It's hard to know what color it really is with photos taken on...
Brulhuis?
The 60s of what century? Hope you're not considering something from the 1960s an antique.
https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/24993 The Met has 2 others also described as 19th century electrotype reproductions of 16th...
This looks like Zeus/Jupiter: [IMG] Lernean Hydra.
That is my impression too. But all that to keep the bottom part from moving when the lid is swung away?? It's another of those baffling things...
You can try typing what you see into an online Hebrew keyboard & then pasting that into a translator. I usually use this one:...
But not one on the other side. Hmmm.
Separate names with a comma.
