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This is my latest acquisition and I got it from my longtime Moonstone Lover friend Nadine Mardock :) I have been eying this for a while and so she made it possible along with one of her favourite Antique Jewelry Book she gave to me as a gift! This beauty measures 17 inches and the Moonstone has a Stunning frontal shimmer of Blue/white and the Rubies are stunning!!! Thank you my friend!!!
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Victorian and Edwardian JewelryThe Victorian Era spanned Queen Victoria's rule of England from 1837 until …
Beautiful!! and the rubies! I like to look at rubies under a black light!!!
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toracat, thank you for the loving :)) I will try that one day ....
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Don, cant wait for my horseshoe pendant!!!
PhilDavidAlexanderMorris, thank you for your loving!!!!
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Looking good!!!
toracat, thank you for the attention and loving....xoxoxox :)))
toracat, did you see my Moonstone ring I just posted? Let me know what you think :))