Georgian Cupid "Without Sound" Rock Crystal Intaglio Seal cluster as a testimonial of respect

as a testimonial of respect for the minister and his work

The mount is a wonder in itself

and he holds one gold heart behind him

They urge us to reflect on mortality in order to make the most of each moment

A tiny Georgian heart padlock locket dating from the turn of the (19th) century

Georgian Cupid "Without Sound" Rock Crystal Intaglio Seal cluster as a testimonial of respectDATE: Georgian, c. 1780 A fantastic Georgian rock crystal seal, with an intaglio carving in the base. It's carved to depict cupid carrying a lantern with the words "SANS BRUIT", which translates as "noiselessly" or "without a sound". Presumably the sentiment is something along the lines of "you can't hear love coming", or "love is silent". It's in great condition and dates from the Georgian period, circa 1780. STONES Rock Crystal MEASUREMENTS 2 x 1.