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Brooch (France), ca. 1830–40
In the form of three berries, with gold leaves and stems. Eleven diamonds, fifty-eight rubies. One loose berry was repaired in 1957 (see object card for details).
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Brooch (England or United States), ca. 1837
Framed gold oval showing horn-of-plenty made of hair, seed pearls and pailettes and the initials “FEG”. Surrounded by tightly woven brown human hair.
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Brooch, 1750–1800
In the shape of a low, wide basket filled with a floral and foliate arrangement, composed of rose-cut diamonds set in silver and gold. Reverse features closed settings; double-pronged pin,…
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Brooch, ca. 1800
Brooch consisting of large spray of leaves done in 18 karat gold and paved in diamonds. The stalks of what in this brooch are set on thin wires that vibrate…
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Necklace (South Africa), 1960s
Necklace known as a “love letter.” White beaded square with vertical stripes of black, green and red zig-zags, suspended from two beaded cords. The various color combinations and designs convey…
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Necklace (South Africa), 1960s
Group of tribal necklaces known as love letters. The various color combinations and designs convey messages connected with courtship.
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Necklace (South Africa), 1960s
Necklace known as a “love letter.” Small white beaded squares, each with a multicolored drum, alternate with loops of white and multiccolored beads. The various color combinations and designs convey…
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Necklace (South Africa), 1960s
Group of tribal necklaces known as love letters. The various color combinations and designs convey messages connected with courtship.
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