A fabulous and rare Georgian 14ct gold rose-cut diamond and enamel monocle fob, pendant dating from circa 1830. The outer casing is adorned with a central 6 point star-like motif set with small rose cut diamonds, this is mirrored on both sides. The background is a delightful burgundy red enamel around which a further white enamel dotted boarder sits. There is further green enamel  detail to the swivel housing making this a green, white and red/puprle enamel piece (suffragette). The monocle itself appears to be original and has a magnification of approx 3-5x. A totally unique and playful piece ideal for adorning to any chain or neckmess.
 
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DIMENSIONS - 25mm (inc. bale) L x 12mm W
 
MATERIALS - 14ct gold/ diamond/ enamel
 
HALLMARK - Unmarked not unusual for the period, tested throughout as 14ct gold using a touchstone.
 
WEIGHT - 3.6g
 
CONDITION - Very good, surface scratches and wear commensurate with age. There have been no alterations or additions to the fob, the lens appears to be original and opens and closes securely.