Victorian Jet AEI Locket bowenite Some sources go on to

Some sources go on to suggest he had is soldiers paint the Chi Ro (first two letters of Christ's name in Greek) onto their shields before the battle

and the classic image of Christopher carrying Jesus across the river

and set with white paste gemstones including a stunning central old pear cut full of life and colour

and they're a good size too

Given the strongly romantic message this was likely given as a wedding or engagement gift

Victorian Jet AEI Locket bowenite Some sources go on toDATE: Victorian, c,. 1870 A cool antique AEI locket with silver lettering set on black jet. It dates from the mid Victorian period, circa 1870, clearly intended as a mourning memorial piece. It's a good size (6. 5 x 4. 1cm) and contains two locks of hair inside behind the original glass. Amity, Eternity, Infinity. The AEI sentiment was popular throughout the Victorian period as a representation of eternal love conquering even death. This is my