Victorian Envelope With Miniature Magnifier Pendant Diamond In this instance the pansy

In this instance the pansy is a rebus for "think of me"

The craftsmanship is excellent

This Gerogian piece is not set with a seal and displays the concave base and hollowed middle typical of the early Derby Chelsea period

unusually for the style

George and the Dragon on the reverse side

Victorian Envelope With Miniature Magnifier Pendant Diamond In this instance the pansyDATE: Victorian, c. 1890 An ingenious little envelope charm that opens to reveal a miniature magnifier, spring loaded to pop out when it's opened. A photograph, or image of your choosing, can be cut out and slipped into the square frame and the glass lens does a remarkable job of magnifying it. Made in England in the late 19th century, with enamel lucky clover and tiny rose cut diamond set onto the front. Crafted in 15 karat gold. STONES Diamond