Vintage Stenopad Charm of 14k Gold egyptian woman The ring acid tests for

The ring acid tests for 14k gold and bears an unknown pictorial hallmark

" plique-a-jour is an enamel technique that allows light to shine through a piece of jewelry giving it an ethereal stained glass window effect

The feathers bear the Greek letters Pi Beta Phi and the reverse is engraved with 'Frances Fuller Vermont' and it also bears a worn date mark from the 1940s

An alluring plique-a-jour enamel flower necklace from the Art Nouveau era

with one note of history: the center pearl is a later replacement

Vintage Stenopad Charm of 14k Gold egyptian woman The ring acid tests forThis vintage pendant (circa 1960 1970) features a stenopad of 14k gold that opens and is accompanied with a gold 'pencil'. The piece measures 0. 9 inches from the top of the jump ring to the bottom of the pad (when closed) by 0. 65 inches wide (excluding pencil). It is in great condition. Materials: 14k gold.