Lovely, but I don't see sapphiret.
You're most welcome.
Hm. Maybe someone reused an old clasp.
The shape is a ewer. I'd think Scandi. Nice photos.
If it were mine, I would brush it very gently with an old fine paint brush or make up brush. Then, I'd use a cotton bud, Q tip to you, wet it and...
You're very welcome, it's a lovely little thing. Very Grand Tour. It could do with a gentle clean, but you need someone who really knows what...
That does look very close. I'm surprised: the necklace doesn't look as old in style as those dates. I'd surmise they just made the clasp.
Not only that, but davey didn't realise it was a coin!
Bees and forget me nots, very typical of Victorian sentimental jewellery. The plaque is Italian, setting probably British. J E & Co. We imported...
And what kind of idiot is scrapping an NA bangle?
I bet that's a shopping channel.
Yup! Cutex Cutie Seapearl, from memory.
I've also taken local unpasteurised honey, if you can find it.
I wore nail polish like that in the early 70s.
And mine, cheap as chips in Lidl. Stayed with friends in Dhalgren once. The PILES of yellow pollen!
I'm in the UK. That link is arrant nonsense. It also copies images from the assay office but gets the facts wrong. Trading Standards laws require...
Jewelcraft? I've a couple my mama made.
It's pretty recent, and I'd agree on India or Bali or Indonesia. Hallmarks have been a legal requirement for centuries. However, this was often...
I'd think early 20th, and yes, micro mosaic.
Urg, that's nasty!
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