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a practice still common today when stones that have been passed down generations are re-used in more fashionable/wearable pieces
and as such they are used to convey the hope of a promotion
apparently immobile yet it is perpetual motion
The include the usual date letter and assay office stamp (for 1941 and Birmingham respectively)
but ultimately the eye is restored and Horus takes the throne as the rightful King of Egypt
Engraved Persian Turquoise Ring Resize:No a practice still common todayThis ring was something of an enigma for us At first, I saw it and thought Egyptian Revival vibes, but the carving reminiscent of stars and snakes appears to be something else entirely. We posed the question to the Instagram hive mind and a number of you suggested that's it's Persian Iranian Farsi script (although we're still not certain what it says) which would make it a khatam () or seal. It has the remnants of gold paint leaf still present in the
