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Posted 9 years ago
Peasejean55
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http://www.tademagallery.com/content.htm
The link above is exactly the same necklace, the only difference is my necklace has multi coloured stones. This necklace is a famous design of Instones, but I have never seen one with different coloured stones. There are two Amethyst stones a smoky quartz, I think a synthetic Ruby and maybe the blue one is a sythetic Sapphire.
The larger middle Amethyst has a completely different cut to the rest, the smoky Quartz and the blue stone have the same cut and the outside stones have a different cut but they are both the same cut. I have photographed both sides so you can have a better look.
The back is classic Instone, so neat in finishing his work. Yet again no hallmarks or makers Mark. Probably made during the 1930s, I'm so very lucky to have had the opportunity to have bought this.
Could do with some help with the stones.
Many thanks for looking
http://www.tademagallery.com/content.htm
I don't know why the link doesn't come up in your write up.
Congrats to you! As usual, another beauty!!! This really is stunning and so you just like all your gorgeous jewelry. Wherever you go, all eyes on you, I'm sure! Great find ;)
When I clicked on the link I didn't see this one but funny, I did see another one of your beauty's... Maybe I have to click something and I simply don't have time right now to do that but I'll get back to it. I think the multi color is probably more special anyway!
Don't mean to take up the whole area here but it's a need to know question...Is that a table you have put the necklace on? It looks like a beautiful piece, can you post that? Or maybe add a pic in this post...I notice everything on others posts ;) Thx
http://www.vandenbosch.co.uk/Archive/ArchHtmljewellery1925/10.htm
What a beauty!!
Hi shareurpassion, I've put another link up showing a Amethyst necklace in the same style. I have seen Amethyst and Citrine and I think a moss agate I'm not a hundred percent sure on that one.
The piece your referring to is one of my African gourd, I did have them on my post but I deleted some of my item by accident, when I have time I'll repost.
Thanks for your interest and comments :-)
Wow...and wowee! They are both stunning! I love your taste in jewelry!
This gal has some pieces by the same maker. I thought you posted a link, I must have found it by the name of the maker of your beautiful necklace. So now I'll post it for you ;) Take a peek:
https://www.etsy.com/shop/Inglenookery?ref=pr_shop_more
Jean! Even more striking with the multi stones!
Difficult to help for the stones from pics... As you know, Instone used too man made gems, so, you may be right for synthetic ruby and sapphire.
You grasped another great piece :-))
Hi Kyra, in my opinion the Pink or red and the blue stones are synthetic. The colours are far to bright.
Very nice, indeed~!
OMG Jean...Are you ready for this??? You've heard of the saying "it's a small world" right? HA! It's getting smaller all the time. I believe you may not have had the time to check the link I gave you, You may have then said something to your friend Rebecca. While in my etsy shop, I was browsing and found a shop called 'Inglenookery' hmmm which come to find out after I left a link to her shop, it's a friend of yours! OK...from across the world! Now that's what I call a small world! Amazing! She's an absolute sweetheart!
Yes, she as a blog on Bernard Instone.
It is a small world. Thank you shareurpassion :-)
Thank you Elesgirl, for your lovely comment.
Many thanks
shareurpassion
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Beautiful!
Thank you for your nice comment freiheit.
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Elisabethan
You are very welcome, Peasejean55:)