L513 18th Century 18th century Italian gold leaf

18th century Italian gold leaf fragment decorated with a black irradiated crystals on a free-forming obsidian mineral with a polished face

An 18th-century Tuscan gilded fragment emerges from the past and reinvents itself with Ethiopian opal and a Phoenix swirl of tangerine flames made from sculpted canvas and oil paint

The fragment

the elements create an organic and historic work of art

L513 18th Century 18th century Italian gold leaf18th century Italian gold leaf fragment with a natural forming baroque pearl on a selenite slab. The Italian fragment originally came from a church in Northern Italy. It is adorned with baroque pearls. It is placed onto a selenite slab. Selenite is a transparent mineral that is a form of gypsum. It was used to create the windows of the Santa Sabina Basilica in Rome, Italy during the 5th century, hence the name "Window Pane Selenite." The elements