Tagliamonte designs jewelry that hearkens back to ancient times. This handmade pendant features a freeform Venetian cameo with the image of a cherub or putto carved in bas relief. In today's environment sometimes we need to find simple ways to feel good and what could be more appropriate than cherubs! The cameo in this pendant is a beautiful shade of raspberry-red. Did you know that Nino Tagliamonte has to add real gold to the mix of sands and minerals to produce this gorgeous color! The cameos are set in 18K gold over 925 Sterling Silver. A lovely freshwater pearl, housed in a fancy end cap, dangles below. Enhancer bail. Matching Earrings (3607E) available.

According to Bible scholars, Cherubims are invisible, immortal and invulnerable. The purpose of a cherub is to be a throne bearer of the Almighty, always attending to God. The cherubim are so bright, none of the lower angels of the hierarchy can see them.

MSRP: $450.00

Reg. $225

Details:

• Stone Information: (1) Venetian glass cameo; (1) 7mm freshwater pearl
• Note: Due to the hand-blown nature of Venetian glass, small bubbles may be present.
• Note: Pearls are natural and may have blemishes.
• Metal: 18K gold over 925 Sterling Silver
• Pendant Measurements: 2-1/4" x 1-3/8" x 1/4"
• Weight: 9.4 grams
• Fastening: Enhancer bail.
• Brand: Tagliamonte: All Tagliamonte designs are hand made.
• Country of Origin: Italy
• Authentic Markings: Yes
• Warranty Information:  Each genuine piece of Tagliamonte jewelry comes with a romance card and a one-year warranty provided the piece has not been  altered or tampered with. It will be repaired at no charge during this period.  I have been working with Nino Tagliamonte since 1995 and handle all Customer Care for Tagliamonte Vicenza in the United States as well as some other areas in the world. You can feel very confident with any purchase you make from me.  If you have any questions, please contact me.
• 20% of all proceeds goes to support the Maria Pearl Memorial Fund for high school senior scholarships for seniors seeking a future in the teaching profession. Maria Pearl passed away at the young age of 16 from an AVM which is similar to a brain aneurysm. Her story is that of a beautiful girl who sought to make a difference in the lives of others in some way, every day of her life.