Dark Blue Cameo Necklace of the Miraculous Medal
Dark Blue Cameo Necklace of the Miraculous Medal - Blue | Silver / 1" x 5/8" is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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An elegant dark blue Cameo necklace with a beautiful image of the Miraculous Mary on the front in a contrasting white porcelain. The pendant has an attractive bale connecting it to the chain.
- Cameo Material: Bas-relief blue and white Capodimonte porcelain
- Frame Material: Solid .925 sterling silver frame
- Pendant Measurement: 1.1' x 0.7' (28mm x 17mm)
- Pendant Weight: 2.8 Grams
- Hand-made in Italy
- Deluxe velvet gift box.
- Double-side
- Chain Options: Stainless steel curb chain or sterling silver
Our porcelain bas-relief Capodimonte Cameos are created with a white, opaque, bas-relief bisque onto a previously colored jasperware base, and then firing it in one piece at temperatures of up to 1200 degrees Celsius.
This age-old technique is known as 'del-l'ingobbio' which was first developed by the Egyptians more than 3,000 years ago.
After the finest pieces have been selected, they are then hand finished with a fine chisel. Then they are adorned with sterling silver frames which are meticulously hand-made in Italy by skilled silversmiths.
Dark Blue Cameo Necklace of the Miraculous Medal
Dark Blue Cameo Necklace of the Miraculous Medal
An elegant dark blue Cameo necklace with a beautiful image of the Miraculous Mary on the front in a contrasting white porcelain. The pendant has an attractive bale connecting it to the chain.
- Cameo Material: Bas-relief blue and white Capodimonte porcelain
- Frame Material: Solid .925 sterling silver frame
- Pendant Measurement: 1.1' x 0.7' (28mm x 17mm)
- Pendant Weight: 2.8 Grams
- Hand-made in Italy
- Deluxe velvet gift box.
- Double-side
- Chain Options: Stainless steel curb chain or sterling silver
Our porcelain bas-relief Capodimonte Cameos are created with a white, opaque, bas-relief bisque onto a previously colored jasperware base, and then firing it in one piece at temperatures of up to 1200 degrees Celsius.
This age-old technique is known as 'del-l'ingobbio' which was first developed by the Egyptians more than 3,000 years ago.
After the finest pieces have been selected, they are then hand finished with a fine chisel. Then they are adorned with sterling silver frames which are meticulously hand-made in Italy by skilled silversmiths.
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