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A teardrop bezel for stone setting, enamel, inlay, and more. You can even set smaller impression die stampings inside it. From 1950s Pforzheim, Germany.

A circular bezel for stone setting, enamel, inlay, and more. You can even set smaller impression die stampings inside it. From 1950s Pforzheim, Germany.

A shield-shaped bezel for stone setting, enamel, inlay, and more. You can even set smaller impression die stampings inside it. From 1950s Beaucraft.

This medallion depicts the legend of Saint George slaying the dragon. He is mostly nude except for a cloak or chlamys and a helmet, and he carries a sword. He rides atop a horse that tramples the infamous dragon into ocean waves. This medallion is the front half of JVP-SH523, "St. George Medallion (Small, Back)" and is the smaller version of the famous Saint George Slays the Dragon medallion, both sold separately.

This 18th-century Parisian jewelry hub likely made medallions for children's First Communions. The medal depicts an angel, likely the Archangel Michael who is known as the Angel of the Eucharist, among lilies that are symbolic of purity. He prays to a glowing chalice which holds an abbreviation for the Holy Spirit. A less likely interpretation is that the medal could depict the Archangel Gabriel, most commonly associated with lilies and sometimes associated with the Holy Grail.

A delicate fan with a flower detail on it.