Art Deco Akoya Pearl Necklace cocktail ring The Bacchanalia were Roman festivals
Description
The Bacchanalia were Roman festivals of Bacchus
it's crafted in 12 karat gold throughout
The turquoise cabochons are arranged to form the petals of a flower (likely intended to be a pansy) in the centre of the heart
Carved Jade (Jadeite)
Art Deco Akoya Pearl Necklace cocktail ring The Bacchanalia were Roman festivalsDATE: Art Deco, c. 1930 This beautiful string of akoya pearls dates from the Art Deco era; home to a perfectly matched collection of graduated pearls, and a rather lovely white gold filigree clasp. The pearls range from 7. 5mm to 3. 7mm, and it's 16. 5 inches in length. Pearls have been prized for their beauty and scarcity since ancient times. Indeed, the very word pearl itself has become a metaphor for something rare, valuable, admirable, and
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