Bochic Curated "Alexander Mocdon" Antique Cameo, Afghanistan 18k Gold & Agate

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Bochic Curated "Alexander Mocdon" Antique Cameo, Afghanistan 18k Gold & Agate

Bochic Curated Antique Cameo From Afghanistan
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Bochic Curated Antique Cameo From Afghanistan
18k Solid Gold & Antique Agate

This is the kind of Cameo you see in a Museum
329 BC Alexander crosses the Hindu Kush.

This Cameo is from the "Orient Antic" collection and it is the epitome of elegance and versatility. This one of a kind Cameo offers a perfect blend for day to night and swimwear to evening wear, allowing you to effortlessly transition between different occasions and outfits.
Wearing this Cameo will undoubtedly make you the center of attention. It has a rich history, adding a touch of glamour and sophistication to your favorite caftans, swimwear, or evening attire, enhancing your overall look.
The "Orient Antic" collection, from which this Cameo originates, showcases vintage and antique jewlery that was collected for specially for Bochic curation on 1 dibs.
This Cameo is 18k solid gold and antique natural agate.
One of the standout aspects of this ring is its fantastic price point, most rings from this period are so much more expensive.
The Cameo comes with a certificate, ensuring the authenticity and quality. Additionally, it includes an appraisal, providing an estimated value for insurance purposes.
To protect and showcase the Cameo , it comes with a luxurious Bochic Champagne and satin case. This elegant packaging adds an extra touch of sophistication and makes it a perfect gift option. Lastly, the ring is signed, symbolizing the brand's dedication to craftsmanship and excellence.


356 BC Birth of Alexander The Great
343 BC Aristotle arrives in Macedonia as Alexander's tutor
338 BC Philip victorious at battle of Chaeronea. Alexander visits Athens. Alexander goes into exile
337 BC League of Corinth meets, authorizes invasion of Persian Empire
336 BC Darius III becomes king of Persia. Alexander returns from exile. Murder of Philip; ascension of Alexander to throne of Macedonia
335 BC Alexander campaigns on the Danube. Revolt and destruction of Thebes
334 BC Alexander crosses into Asia Minor. Battle of the Granicus. Capture of Miletus and Halicarnassus
333 BC Episode of the Gordion Knot. Battle of Issus
332 BC Siege of Tyre. Capture of Gaza. Alexander enters Egypt
331 BC Alexander visits oracle at Siwa. Battle of Gaugamela. Alexander enters Babylon
330 BC Persepolis captured and burned. Death of Darius. Conspiracy of Philotas
329 BC Alexander crosses the Hindu Kush, reaches the Oxus River, advances to Samarkand; defeat of Bessus
328 BC Murder of Cleitus the Black
327 BC Marriage to Roxane. Alexander invades India
326 BC Battle of the Hydaspes. Death of Bucephalas
325 BC Alexander reaches the sea; march through the Gedrosian desert; voyage of Nearchus and the fleet
324 BC Alexander returns to Persia. Mass marriages at Susa. Death of Hephaestion
323 BC Alexander The Great returns to Babylon. Death of Alexander in June See less