Edwardian Silver & White Paste Necklace with "Aquamarine" Paste Drop Pendant feed-condition-used dating 1840s-1850s

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whimsy and a touch of the countryside to any lapel or tie

The popularity Scottish style jewellery surged in the latter half of the 19th century after Queen Victoria purchased Balmoral Castle in 1852

Or even could be a gorgeous pair of earrings

and features more than twenty vibrant sapphires above a line of sparkling diamonds

Edwardian Silver & White Paste Necklace with "Aquamarine" Paste Drop Pendant feed-condition-used dating 1840s-1850sA showstopping Edwardian necklace, this grand silver creation was designed to dazzle masterfully imitating the brilliance of diamonds and an aquamarine. Made around the 19001910s, it reflects the refined elegance of the era, when opulent jewels were still very much in vogue but clever paste counterparts were admired for their artistry and affordability. If this aquamarine was real it would be 40 carats! The necklace features graduated white pastes set