Regency 9ct Gold Dolphin Seal with Bloodstone Intaglio “Phyllis” feed-gender-unisex while the opal’s uniqueness ensures

while the opal’s uniqueness ensures this jewel is truly one-of-a-kind

as it was given for bridal presents during this time and was the symbol for wisdom

The stunning design features a depiction of the Great Comet of 1811

This is a lovely ring

These black mother-of-pearls have a wonderful 'peacock' iridescent of blue and purple overtones

Regency 9ct Gold Dolphin Seal with Bloodstone Intaglio “Phyllis” feed-gender-unisex while the opal’s uniqueness ensuresA beautifully modelled early 19th century Regency gold cased fob seal, featuring an intertwined dolphin rising to form the handle, a motif rich with both classical and contemporary symbolism. The dolphin was a favourite emblem of the period: drawn from antiquity, associated with protection and safe passage, and adopted in the Regency era as a subtle nod to Britains naval triumphs under Lord Nelson. It also carries echoes of French royal iconography,