Late Victorian Hourglass Charm Pendant hardstone set with a principal 1

set with a principal 1

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and it's set with an oval chalcedony stone in the base

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Late Victorian Hourglass Charm Pendant hardstone set with a principal 1DATE: Victorian, c. 1880 The hourglass (aka sand timer), along with it's obvious practical uses, has long been associated with death particularly the brevity of individual human existence. Often found on grave stones from the middle ages through to the Victorian era, occasionally with the words Fugit Hora (Latin: 'Hours are Fleeting or Time Flies'). This miniature hourglass pendant dates from the late Victorian era, and, while it does measure out a