Aurora Shell Cameo in 15ct gold frame antique brooch

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SUBJECT:

Aurora Shell Cameo in 15ct gold frame antique brooch

DESCRIPTION:

Victorian period c.1860-1880s
15ct gold frame
Exquisite shell cameo antique brooch
Aurora the Goddess of the Dawn
Driving a four-horse chariot is a symbol of hope and revival

Weight 11g
Size 3.5x2.8 cm

The overall appearance is intact, the characters and horse scenes are clear, there are slight natural lines, there are slight cracks on the back, the real object is more exquisite, the craftsmanship is exquisite, it is very beautiful to wear, and it is a collection piece. 

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Aurora (Latin: Aurora), the goddess of dawn in ancient Roman mythology, is called Eos in ancient Greek mythology.
Aurora is a beautiful goddess who flies to the sky every morning and announces the arrival of dawn to the earth. However, most of the time she is still called the goddess of dawn, because the Greek word for Aurora is the first light that turns from night to day. As a noun referring to things, Aurora means aurora. She has two siblings, a brother (the sun) and a sister (the moon).

Aurora is the daughter of Titan Hyperion and Theia, and the sister of Helios, the sun god, and Selene, the moon goddess. Every day, she personally opens the eastern gate of the sky for her brother Helios with her morning mist-like hands, allowing him to ride in the sun chariot and start his journey in the sky. Legend has it that wherever Aurora goes, the petals and water drops with the fragrance of rose perfume will fall to the ground and become dew. )