Egyptian Revival Carved Cat's Eye & Enamel Pharaoh Charm mother of pearl It's hinged down the left

It's hinged down the left hand side and opens to reveal a compartment

and pedicles (the two little stumps on top of its head from which the antlers grow each year)

An outstanding Art Deco eternity ring dating from the 1920s

That breathes upon a bank of violets"

SI3 clarity

Egyptian Revival Carved Cat's Eye & Enamel Pharaoh Charm mother of pearl It's hinged down the leftDATE: Egyptian Revival, c. 1920 The Egyptian Revival era of jewellery took place during the Art Deco period, when Tutankhamun's Tomb was discovered. This piece is modelled as a pharaoh, and the face is a single piece of carved cats eye, finished with lovely blue and white enamel details. To the back, a small engraved pyramid features a small urn with a gorgeously detailed border the carries round to the front. Crafted in 14k gold throughout. Cat's Eye