 It is conserved in the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, where it is called "Cameo with the Wedding of Cupid and Psyche, or an initiation rite", reflecting the view of its subject generally held until the last century.In the carving, Cupid and Psyche are depicted as veiled putti accompanied by other infants, one of whom holds over their heads a winnowing-fan filled with pomegranates, emblems of "bios" and fertility.Signed "Tryphon", it was probably made in the 1st century AD, though its date has been questioned and a case made for a 16th-century origin.