Invented in 1860 by René Dagron, the Stanhope is a short cylinder of optical glass, shaped into a dome at one end. A transparent miniature photo is attached to the flat end of the lens. When you look into the domed end, the photo is magically enlarged.
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What is a Stanhope?
Every piece of Remember jewellery holds a special lens called a Stanhope. Hidden behind its domed glass is your chosen photo, ready to be viewed whenever you wish.
Invented in 1860 by René Dagron, the Stanhope is a short cylinder of optical glass, shaped into a dome at one end. A transparent miniature photo is attached to the flat end of the lens. When you look into the domed end, the photo is magically enlarged.
Beautifully discreet
While the pendant is being worn, the photo is discreetly hidden from view:
Look inside
When held up to the light and close to one eye, the Stanhope’s unique shape enlarges and illuminates the hidden photo:
Beautifully discreet
While the pendant is being worn, the photo is discreetly hidden from view:
Look inside
When held up to the light and close to one eye, the Stanhope’s unique shape enlarges and illuminates the hidden photo: