The Industrial Revolution had long tendrils of reach that impacted the jewelry industry not only in the mechanization of producing pieces in the 19th century- but through the globalization that defined fashions. Taille D'Epargne Enamel was one such idea; a French technique re-invented by American industry, this type of austere yet geometrically complex enamel work was very fashionable in high society at the time. This lovely, sensual locket is all of those things, with her two glass windows and original purple silk detail. An outstanding addition to any collection with her sensual shape and weight. 

Materials and Features: 14ct Gold, black enamel

Age/Origin: c. 1860’s-70’s American

Measurements: 1.10"

Weight: 9.2g of 14ct gold 

Condition: Very good- near mint condition.