Georgian Serpent Seal Fob Pendant Day & Night who thereafter used her head

who thereafter used her head (which retained its ability to turn onlookers to stone) as a weapon until he gave it to the goddess Athena to place on her shield

1870 - the epitome of Victorian romantic sentimentality

Largest stone: 10

It's modelled in sterling silver

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Georgian Serpent Seal Fob Pendant Day & Night who thereafter used her headDATE: Georgian, c. 1810 A cool Georgian seal fob dating from the early 19th Century, circa 1810. The body of the fob is a coiled snake, complete with cross hatched scales, and it's set with an oval chalcedony stone in the base. These fobs were originally worn on the end of a pocket watch chain, but we think they make great pendants paired with a fine chain. STONES Chalcedony MEASUREMENTS Height: 1. 7cm Base: 11. 9 x 9. 3mm WEIGHT 2. 1g MARKS No marks