Georgian Three-Tone Gold Envelope Pendant chrysoberyl the paper has survived largely

the paper has survived largely intact but some tearing around the hinge

or thereabouts

"vividly recalls the day more than three decades ago when he was summoned to Goldstein’s office

and signed John on the back

with Russian 56z marks on the jump ring

Georgian Three-Tone Gold Envelope Pendant chrysoberyl the paper has survived largelyDATE: Georgian, c. 1800 A stunning Georgian envelope charm that opens to reveal a small locket compartment within. It's elaborately embellished all over with a combination of applied floral and beaded three tone goldwork, intricate hand chased leaves, a matte textured background, and two Persian turquoise cabochons. Suspended from a chain at each of the top corners, it's survived in excellent condition (created circa 1800) and remains wearable as