Includes a men's 18kt yellow gold and oval green cabochon ring - wear to polish, by consignor provenance this is thought to be a Persian Tourmaline but it is not definite, central gem measures approx. 8mm x 10.5mm; an 18kt gold Egyptian Revivial wing form bar pin with central carved scarab - apparently unmarked; a Greek 18kt yellow gold ring with central rotating pendant - one side depicts a seated woman with bow and inscribed "Akarnania" in reverse, and a green intaglio of a soldier with helmet to opposite side; a pair of gold-filled cufflinks with rose cut diamond chips; (3) "What Can I Do?" pendants from the Franklin School and dated Jan. 22nd, 1935; a 1942 NYU 14kt gold fraternity pendant - inscribed and dated; and a 10kt gold National Honor Society pendant - replaced metal bail. The total approx. weight of 18kt gold is 20.3 dwt; total approx. weight of 14kt gold is 3.4 dwt; total approx. weight of 10kt gold is 2 dwt, including bail. From a Westport, CT estate.

Light surface scratches, and minor dings/dents.