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This is a silver antique parure from The Netherlands. Such parures are in gold as well in silver and with tassels, hear we call them beard. But so complete are not often be seen. This type of juwelry are often worn in the south-west (Delta Works) of the Netherlands in the 19th century. But thet are now very popular all over this country. The only thing changed was the bail on the pendant to make it possible to wear it on all kinds of necklaces, but of course to remove easily without traces.
Do you like this kind of juwelry like me ?
Victorian and Edwardian JewelryThe Victorian Era spanned Queen Victoria's rule of England from 1837 until …
it is very pretty. I like the gold ones . creole?
Hi, thanks for liking it. It is a parure and all the juwels are made of silver. On photographs silver looks often like is is of gold.
I like silver too because of the nice greyish colour. It matches nice with my hair and skin colour.