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Art Nouveau turquoise earrings | Fine Jewelry835 of 1917 |  |  |
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Agram.m
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What can I tell you about these nice antique turquoise earrings?
They are coming from Germany and dated from the so called Jugendstil period. This is better known as Art Nouveau. Also the beginning of the 19th century. They are made of yellow gold and little turquoise stones.
Always nice to wear.
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Again, thanks AmberRose, ozmarty and BELLIN68 for loving.
I bet these are easy to wear. Give any outfit a lift. Are these your go to earrings?
Thanks wolcott1 for loving
Hi Agram.m
On the first picture
On the first picture I first thought it was a bicycle pin. LOL
Either way like always what more can I say other than all your jewelry is just plain beautiful!!! Have a Wonderful Day!! Kathy
Kathycat quite late this reaction but thanks for your compliment and comment Kathycat.
Mustangtony thanks for loving
AmberRose thanks for your attention and loving