Antique Victorian Era Hand Carved Carnelian Shell & Brass Lady Cameo Pendant

Antique Victorian Era (c.1837-c.1901) hand carved carnelian shell cameo pendant with intricately designed brass filigree setting. Carved carnelian shell cameo features the portrait of a lady with a flower in her hair. The cameo background setting is brass metal with attached brass jump ring.  Measurements:  1 1/8" x 7/8"  Weight: 5 grams  Cameo pendant is in very good antique condition with signs of wear to brass filigree setting due to age.  Line in the lower right hand corner, and does not appear or go through the backside of the setting.  The cameo pendant is unsigned  Quantity: 1  History: The Victorian Era (c.1837-c.1901) was named after Queen Victoria, whose reigned lasted from 1837-1901 in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. She is the second longest ruling monarch. There are three periods within the Victorian Jewelry Era: The Romantic Era (1837-60), The Grand Era (1861-1880), and the Aesthetic Era (1880-1901). Popular designs included the famous ‘mourning jewelry’