Georgian Tassie Seal Pendant, "For Auld Lang Syne" in 14k flower ring 3 grams total weight for

3 grams total weight for each earring

Not marked for metal content but acid tested to at least 14k

In the 19th century the bloom symbolized modesty

Black onyx underlining the physical motif underlines the metaphysical as well

We couldn't resist: the ancient Romans wore phallus amulets for protection and power

Georgian Tassie Seal Pendant, "For Auld Lang Syne" in 14k flower ring 3 grams total weight forAn early 19th century glass wax seal intaglio, featuring the motto "For Auld Lang Syne" and a taproom scene of a pair of friends with glasses raised in a celebratory toast. Encased in a sturdy 14k yellow gold double sided bezel at some point in the last 20 years, it makes a wonderful statement today, commemorating good friends and good times. These so called "Tassie" seals were made by James Tassie, and later his decendents; Tassie was a Scottish gem