Georgian Coral Cupid & Lyre Brooch gents to IH who died

to IH who died

and the ring is built in 9 carat yellow gold throughout

Striking antique ring dating from the late Victorian period

crossover shoulders meeting at the north and south compass points

the head swelling

Georgian Coral Cupid & Lyre Brooch gents to IH who diedAn exquisite carved coral cupid brooch dating from the latter half of the 18th century, circa 1780. The classical god of love and desire is depicted as a winged cherub floating horizontally and holding a lyre in outstretched arms. The symbolism is Love Conquers All; the lyre specifically its strings gives Cupid an alternate way to launch his famous arrows. Era: Georgian, circa 1780 Size: 3. 3cm by 1. 3cm Stone: Coral Marks: None, fittings test as base