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A fine pair of antique earrings dating from the Georgian period
as well as having had a resurgence among Renaissance alchemists who's ultimate goal of immortality meant breaking the never-ending cycle of the Ouroboros
See no evil
London 1997
and features intricate filigree ropework details along the shank and unusual (but quite lovely) hand-engraved detailing to the bit
19th Century Shakudō Monkey/Dog Pendant snake rings A fine pair of antiqueDATE: Victorian, c. 1890 Very weird Japanese Shakud pendant formed as a monkey dog creature. It's holding a rope in its mouth, with clover motifs along its back and gold eyes and nose. Shakud is an alloy of gold and copper that, when treated, takes on a black (or sometimes indigo) patina. It's one of the irogane colour metals traditionally used in sword making, door locks, drawer handles, and, in modern times, jewellery. The colour metals are all
