Georgian Silesian Wirework Cross & Chain lockets It's crafted in 18k gold

It's crafted in 18k gold with a turquoise matrix cabochon in the centre

and the delicate scrolled openwork on the gallery

all topped by a trefoil cluster of diamonds in millegrain bezel mounts

An unusual Georgian gaming token (aka gambling token) fashioned as a mother of pearl disc with jagged edge and a pastoral scene etched onto the front

Chester 1894

Georgian Silesian Wirework Cross & Chain lockets It's crafted in 18k goldDATE: Georgian, c. 1800 A cool and gothic necklace dating from the Georgian period, circa 1800. In the early 19th century, woven iron wire necklaces, also called Silesian wirework was known to to have been made in Silesia, Germany and Poland. It's also known as Berlin Iron. This particular piece features an articulated cross and medallion along with a chain too. The wirework is amazing, with thousands of tiny loops of continuous wire to create the