Georgian Minerva Cameo Ring victorian The term itself comes from

The term itself comes from the two words

which the ring allows you to do with a decent level of precision

states: REGARD

The locket features a maker's mark to the reverse (and partial English hallmark for 9ct gold)

transformation and immortality

Georgian Minerva Cameo Ring victorian The term itself comes fromFantastic neoclassical cameo ring depicting Minerva in profile with her trademark Corinthian helmet. The subject is carved from a white band over a translucent yellowish background on a single piece of hardstone agate. It's crafted in 18ct gold and dates from the Georgian period, circa 1800. Minerva is the Roman equivalent of Athena, from the Greek pantheon. To the Romans, she represented wisdom, justice, law, victory, and was the sponsor of arts,