Our Lady of Guadalupe Cameo Necklace
Our Lady of Guadalupe Cameo Necklace - Blue | Gold / 7/8" x 5/8" is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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What a wonderful way to honor Our Lady of Guadalupe by wearing or gifting this beautiful cameo pendant. The center of the porcelain cameo is blue color and the image of Our Lady of Guadalupe is in white. The pendant is surrounded by an elegant gold plate frame with an open cut scallop shape.
- Pendant Material: Bas-relief blue and white Capodimonte porcelain with 16kt Gold over solid .925 sterling silver frame
- Pendant Measurement: 0.9' x 0.7' (24mm x 17mm)
- Pendant Weight: 2.0 Grams
- Hand-made in Italy
- Deluxe velvet gift box.
- Chain Options: Genuine gold plated curb chain.
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.
Our Lady of Guadalupe Cameo Necklace
Our Lady of Guadalupe Cameo Necklace
What a wonderful way to honor Our Lady of Guadalupe by wearing or gifting this beautiful cameo pendant. The center of the porcelain cameo is blue color and the image of Our Lady of Guadalupe is in white. The pendant is surrounded by an elegant gold plate frame with an open cut scallop shape.
- Pendant Material: Bas-relief blue and white Capodimonte porcelain with 16kt Gold over solid .925 sterling silver frame
- Pendant Measurement: 0.9' x 0.7' (24mm x 17mm)
- Pendant Weight: 2.0 Grams
- Hand-made in Italy
- Deluxe velvet gift box.
- Chain Options: Genuine gold plated curb chain.
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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