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Some light surface wear to the garnet

An attractive vintage single-stone ring built around a long

Calibré Cut Sapphires

19th Century Japanese Good Luck Pendants georgian and a policeman was standingBeautiful pair of rare 19th century Japanese pendants. Cased in 15 carat gold, they're made from painted porcelain and date from the Meiji era, circa 1880. The pendants depict two of the 7 lucky gods of Japan or 'Shichi Fukujin' ('Shichi' meaning seven, 'fuku' meaning luck and 'jin' meaning god) who's origins stem from Indian, Chinese and Japanese folklore. "Hotei () is the god of fortune, guardian of children, patron of diviners and barmen, and also