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Agram.m
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Also used as mourning jewelry: Pique.
This nice set is inlayed with very tiny gold and silver flowers. Very comfortable to wear because it is so light in weight. As always I admire pique just as Micromosaic because the lot of working hours it take to make it.
And in this case also the skilled handcraftman to make all the tiny little flowers as decoration. Is there any one of the collectors who knows if there are some different directions and/or different time periods in Pique jewels and if yes please tell us !
Mourning JewelryMourning jewelry has been around since at least the 16th century, but it is…
Victorian and Edwardian JewelryThe Victorian Era spanned Queen Victoria's rule of England from 1837 until …
Are those tortoiseshell inlaid with gold and silver wire? Looks real nice to me.
Yes indeed, real gold and silver wire. Thanks for your interest!