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Silver, Mother-of-Pearl and Aventurine Pendant Necklace*
Item Description
Silver Arts & Crafts pendant necklace with a splendidly contoured mother-of-pearl plaque set in the centre, flanked on each side with a triangular aventurine and all enclosed within a rope pattern border.
Fine silver detail of stylised veined leaves and little silver balls and with a pear-shaped aventurine drop suspended below.
The studded bale connects to a dedicated necklace chain which is interspersed at intervals with shaped wire twists and silver balls.
Circa 1900 and measuring 5.5 cm long including the bale and drop.
The necklace chain has a super toggle type fastener and is around 47 cm in length.