~ Engraved Gem with Nemesis.
Date: A.D. 2nd century
Medium: Red jasper

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~ Engraved Gem with Nemesis.
Date: A.D. 2nd century
Medium: Red jasper

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Antique Imperial FABERGE 14K Gold Swan Easter Egg Pendant c1890s Boxed
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Got a new piece for my collection, the red jasper sphere, a gift from a coworker
Jasper is an opaque variety of silica with a diverse range of colors and patterns. Jasper is an opaque, fine-grained variety of chalcedony,
Jasper varieties including red, yellow, ocean, leopard, brecciated, dalmatian, mookaite and picture jasper specimens. Polished cabochons and rough stones showcase unique patterns like swirling bands, dendritic inclusions, and orbicular formations.
Red Jasper Sealstone Intaglio of Heroic Antonius.
Roman c 40-30BC
L: 1.40 cm/W: 1 cm
An exceptionally clear profile portrait, with long, tousled hair, the locks carefully delineated and no beard. The nose is hooked, the slightly open mouth downturned and the chin prominent. The features resemble those of Mark Antony on some of his coin portraits, and the bust ends at the neck.
from The British Museum
Source: The British Museum