Edwardian "Harlequin" Multi-Stone Fringe Necklace chinese It is mentioned in The

It is mentioned in The Romance of Princess Amelia

made in France in the 1890s

before people had access to screens and fine printing this was presumably one of the few ways to trick the mind in such a way

Brooch fittings have been replaced

conveyed with no further embellishment required

Edwardian "Harlequin" Multi-Stone Fringe Necklace chinese It is mentioned in TheDATE: Edwardian, c. 1910 Glorious antique harlequin fringe necklace dating from the Edwardian period, circa 1910. It's set with a dazzling array of coloured gemstones: white, blue and pink sapphire; peridot; various garnets; citrine; amethyst; and opal. Crafted in 15 karat gold throughout, each stone is held in place by a gold thin collet setting giving their cut and colour centre stage. The name "harlequin" was often used to describe jewellery set