Victorian medallion in 18-karat gold and amethyst, by Carlo Giuliano, circa 1850–1860

Antique Investment Jewelry: A magnificent, large medallion dating from the Victorian era and masterfully crafted by Carlo Giuliano—one of the greatest master jewelers of the Victorian era, honored by Queen Victoria for his exceptional talent in enameling and granulation, inspired by the Renaissance and the Etruscan era. This medallion is an exemplary work of art, created by Carlo Giuliano in the late 19th century. It reflects a profound Etruscan revival and faithfully reproduces his signature granulation technique. A large medallion crafted from solid 18-karat gold. Enhanced by natural cabochon-cut amethysts. Window on the back. An exceptional design that, at first glance, reveals that this is no ordinary medallion, but a one-of-a-kind piece, handcrafted by a legend of vintage jewelry: Carlo Giuliano, one of the most famous jewelers of the Victorian era. This spectacular medallion bears his signature on the back. It is adorned with 4.20 carats of natural amethysts in a vibrant purple and measures 46 mm x 28 mm. 18-karat gold ring (8.7 g) Excellent condition; no signs of alteration or modification have been observed. A number is engraved on the back, likely an inventory reference. An exceptional investment piece and a collectible jewel to be worn! Note: Chain not included. Metal: 18-karat gold Hallmarks: manufacturer – Carlo Giuliano Stones: 1 natural oval cabochon-cut amethyst weighing approximately 2.21 ct (8.71 mm x 6.78 mm), 8 natural round cabochon-cut amethysts totaling approximately 2.00 ct Dimensions: 46 mm x 28 mm (height x width), including the bail Weight: 8.7 grams Condition: very good considering its age and use

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