Art Deco Sterling Lavender "Pools of Light" Necklace Emerald The shirt studs carry a

The shirt studs carry a complimentary faceted crystal design to match the cufflinks

At the center of the piece is a gold pendant

The tassel is formed by five beaded coral strands that have been curved into loops and dangle from a gold-filled cap

Antique jewelry made from hand-carved bone was very popular during the Victorian era (ca 1880)

there is no apparent damage to the gold or enamel and the pearls are all intact

Art Deco Sterling Lavender "Pools of Light" Necklace Emerald The shirt studs carry aA fantastic and unusual necklace from the Art Deco (ca1920) era! Traditionally known as "Pools of Light", this beaded necklace is comprised of 20 smooth orbs of lavender colored glass that are connected to each other by strands of sterling chain. Unlike the traditional Pools of Light made of clear rock crystal, these beautiful links have a lovely and translucent pale purple color, giving them a soft, feminine appearance. Surrounding each glass sphere