Georgian "Three Cupids" Spinner Fob mid-century mounted in a simple bezel

mounted in a simple bezel setting with prominent split shoulders that curve back together to meet at the head

The diamond has a chip to the table

priests ignited a new sacred fire on the breast of a sacrificial victim

Each one comprises a torpedo-shaped red coral drop dangling freely beneath a round cabochon top

It's oddly futuristic

Georgian "Three Cupids" Spinner Fob mid-century mounted in a simple bezel******ON HOLD****** Incredible Georgian spinner fob comprising three agate intaglio carvings of cupid eros, the greco roman god of love and desire. Portrayed as a winged cherub in all three, he can be seen: With lyre, serenading an owl (wisdom?) sat atop a pedestal. Possible reference to, "the greatest pleasure in life is love, Euripides; Serenading Psyche who's perched atop a cliff face in butterfly form. "Love conquers all," Virgil (Omnia Vincit