Outrageous Chrysoberyl, Ruby, and Pearl Pendant April 4th Women didn’t have to wait

Women didn’t have to wait to receive jewelry as a gift anymore

The gem-grade aquamarines throughout this piece are the perfect treat

Not only is this a two-dimensional stack but also a great three-dimensional stack as well

Pearls were considered a true status symbol during the Edwardian era because they were even more valuable than diamonds

this beautiful pair boasts delicate clovers that seem to wrap around the construction of the hoop

Outrageous Chrysoberyl, Ruby, and Pearl Pendant April 4th Women didn’t have to waitIn the late 1800s, stars were the most popular jewelry motif. They were carved into the tops of amethysts and carbuncles, centered on brooches, bracelets, and lockets, and pavd often with diamonds, pearls, and other gemstones. These early stars were relatively flat but later in the century, a more dimensional form of the motif would emerge. A massive Chrysoberyl of 3. 21cts in a swagged crown setting partially closed back and foiled! With delicious