Tiny Georgian Swan Intaglio Seal Fob Pendant clasp Wouldn't you love to know

Wouldn't you love to know what event/voyage/journey it was first purchased to commemorate back in the 1880s

It's modelled in sterling silver

it's eaten in parts of Europe

tests as 22k gold

An exceptional Victorian Egyptian Revival ring set with an Egyptian faience scarab amulet

Tiny Georgian Swan Intaglio Seal Fob Pendant clasp Wouldn't you love to knowDATE: Georgian, c. 1820 The tiniest of Georgian seal fobs, dating from the early 19th century circa 1820. The base is set with a single piece of rock crystal, intaglio carved with a swan, and set over yellow and pink coloured foil that makes it appear to change colour as it moves in front of the eye. The main body of the fob is crafted in 9 karat gold, and has been intricately engraved (all the more impressive given its diminutive size) with scrolls