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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Rehsmj, post: 445422, member: 6720&quot;]Lots of great responses on my post. Thank you.</p><p>Something I read on the internet about cameos, and please correct me if I am wrong, cameos with silhouettes that have “pudgy” type features for the nose, cheeks, and face as apposed to petite pointy features could dictate the age. </p><p>Portraits with strong, &quot;Roman&quot; noses are usually dated before the 1860s.</p><p>A nose that looks &quot;cute&quot; or button-like usually indicates a newer cameo created in the 21st century. If the nose is turned up and the features are flat, it could be a sign that the cameo is fairly modern and likely created with lasers, making it non-authentic.</p><p>Does this look like an authentic cameo or cheap cosmetic jewelry for its era?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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