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Posted 7 years ago
lentilka11
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Green carved glass pendant, online buy from Czech republic. This was part of my Christmas present :) Unmarked beauty (there are some scratches on the ring, but nothing very clear so maybe scratches only).
Can this be called camphor glass pendant?
As for the age, I would like to know your opinions on this. I was thinking 1920s.
I will be thankful for any additional info on this piece, as usual.
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Beautiful lentilka, lovely green stone, and 1920s is a very good guess as I've seen that roller clasp on cameos & other jewelry from that time period
- Jenni
Thank you Jenni!
What a beautiful piece!
1910-1920's but the clasp is not original to the piece IMO. I love the rose cut sones in the setting for accent. I had a piece like it years ago. Mine was a carnelian but cut and set the same. Wear yours and think of those that wore it in the past.
Lovely!
It's lovely! Have a look at my pendant. I see some similarities in style. Mine is from around the 1920's or so.
https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/82768-aquamarine-and-gold-pendant
Thank you a lot, valentino97, Mrstyndall, Tigra!
@Silverwolf - agree - it looks like someone repaired the piece. Its a nice clasp though.
@ freiheit - thank you! It is beautiful!!
Have a wonderful holiday lentilka
- Jenni
What a beautiful streamlined but also romantic necklace! What a lovely gift. I would place this around late 1920's to early 1930's due to the design. Camphorglass, frosted rock crystal, was in high demand. But I don't think this is camphor glass. Instead I think it is the most wonderful pressed glass with a soft wonderful green color. I would much rather have this necklace. It is truly beautiful. Less is more.
Thank you Elisabethan!