Georgian Regency Coral Cannetille Earrings ring has had an Art Deco

has had an Art Deco period jade disc added to the middle - likely replacing an original locket compartment

The head features elegant scroll work around the opal

It's signed to the back and crafted in sterling silver with blue and green pools of vitreous enamel

the unicorn was a symbol of purity and innocence

likely referencing the famous Pinces Gardens in Exeter:

Georgian Regency Coral Cannetille Earrings ring has had an Art DecoCannetille refers to the (presumably) near impossible feat of constructing filigree goldwork in 3D. These earrings are a masterclass in that art, comprising eighteen impeccably worked cannetille elements arranged around vibrant red coral cabochons. They date from the Georgian Regency period, circa 1810, and remain in near perfect condition, 200 years on. Crafted in 15 carat gold with later added ear wires. Era: Georgian Regency Period, circa 1810