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Moonstone Necklace by Mrs. Newman
Item Description
Necklace in 15 ct. gold by the English Arts & Crafts jeweller Charlotte Newman (1840-1927), more frequently known simply as Mrs. Newman, which was how she signed some of her work.
This very fine example is unsigned but is still enclosed in its fitted dark blue velvet box showing Mrs. Newman’s details inside the lid.
Set with moonstones and diamonds, this is an extremely elegant necklace on a lovely hand-made gold chain complete with a toggle type fastener.
The four moonstones are all of a good size by today’s standards and the diamonds are well matched.
With an opened out length of 38 cms.
N.B. The box, as can be seen in our last photo, has an unusual feature. There is a little removable button revealing a small cavity into which part of the chain, including the clasp, neatly fits.