Georgian Emu Cameo Brooch watches almost Holbeinesque in appearance

almost Holbeinesque in appearance

A spectacular Georgian cluster ring set with juicy pink-purple garnets - a halo of smaller stones arranged around a 4

This ring would likely have been given out at his funeral to a close family member

and dangles freely from a turquoise-set ear wire

This necklace is particularly well adorned

Georgian Emu Cameo Brooch watches almost Holbeinesque in appearanceDATE: Georgian, c. 1820 Cool Australian emu brooch dating from the early 19th century, circa 1820. The cameo is carved from a single piece of hardstone agate, the bird and foreground rendered in white over a reddish brown background. Native to Australia, the emu is one of the few birds that the father incubates the eggs and goes on to raise the chicks. It's an important cultural symbol to the island nation, appearing frequently in Indigenous