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This is a delicate probably silver (??) pendant with a Moonstone and 3 sapphires and I like it very much. The pendant is not marked at all and the Moonstone is clear and transparent and measures: 15 x 7 mm. The 3 sapphires have a beautiful blue color and are set in a kind of silver tube. I think from the Art Deco period. Would you agree with me?
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Neat chain, with the sapphires!
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If you don't mind, what about the pendant says, "Art Deco"?
Davyd286 either this period I'm not sure. The style of the pendant let me think of Art Deco. But if you have another idea, please let me know? In any case thanks for your helpful thinking and support.
The way the sapphires are set in tall bezels is rather common in modern jewelry but I can't remember seeing it on jewelry before 1960, please correct me if I'm wrong.
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