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Posted 9 years ago
Peasejean55
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This is a Bernard Instone Necklace probably made during the 1930s. This is a classic Bernard Instone piece unfortunately no markings of any kind. I love the way he uses leaves, swirls, berries and the large Citrines gem stones, which was one of his favourite stones.
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Absolutely wonderful!!
You stick to your resolutions!
It is a beautiful piece added to your collection, BRAVO!!!
Ahhh, that's really incredibly beautiful!!!!!
Beautiful, Peasejean! And the jewelry is nice, too! :)
The beauty! Such a great jeweller.
Thank you Elisabethan, kyra, jscott, katherinescollections and karen your comments are much appreciated. This, I have to say is a lovely necklace, I'm now waiting to hear from someone about some Bernard Instones earrings which I need more for my collection, hopefully I'll get to know soon. Yet again thank you.
I really appreciate Karen, that you think Mr Instone is a great Jeweller. Thank you for your lovely comment.
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Hi nutsabotas, well what can I say I'm a fantastic photographer, only joking. I only use my iPad, Its probably more to do with the great Spanish light, it helps a lot. By the way nutsabotas thanks I do appreciate your feedback :-)
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The citrines are breathtaking ! One of my favourite gems.
Hi Phil, Bernard Instone is the main person I collect, he particularly liked Citrine stones, you see a lot in his work. I really appreciate your comment thank you.