#enamel necklace

[timpaniejewelry]

Our bestseller-- The Princess Tutu Necklace when worn🦢

[gemville]

Bibi van der Velden 'Crashing Waves' Necklace In 18k White and Rose Gold With South Sea Baroque Pearls, Olive Green Enamel and Diamonds

Retail: $90,000

Source: jckonline.com

[dozydawn]

marius hammer

[mote-historie]

The Jewelry and Enamels of Louis Comfort Tiffany, Necklace, 1903.

Exhibited: Salon of the Société des Artistes Français, Paris, 1906 Peacock and flamingo. Enamel, opal, amethyst, ruby, sapphire, demantoid garnet, emerald, chrysoberyl, pearl, gold

Tiffany & Co., New York City, 1837–present.

Designer: Louis Comfort Tiffany, American, 1848–1933 Jeweler: Julia Munson [Sherman], American, 1875–1971 Marks: TIFFANY & Co.

[emerypens]

Heyo!! My shop has moved back over to Etsy and there's a couple new things on there!! ∠( ᐛ 」∠)＿

[fashionsfromhistory]

Necklace Given to Pattie Boyd by Eric Clapton

Mick Milligan

Early 1980s

Christie's: The Pattie Boyd Collection (Lot 93)

[boylerpf]

Art Nouveau Foliate Necklace by René Lalique - Circa 1903 made of gold, enamel and glass.

Source - the Albion Art Jewellery Institute

[eskiworks]

Please welcome my first ever necklace design! I have wanted to bring this one to life for quite some time, and I'm hoping to garner the minimum 23 orders it will take to have this produced. It will be 3.5 inches wide with an attached matching chain, and the skull will glow in the dark!  Each one is $35 plus shipping, please consider pre-ordering or spreading the word! CLICK HERE TO PRE ORDER

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[tutumydear]

Beautiful video sent to me by the creator. I'm not on tt, so I wouldnt have seen this otherwise ^^; Thank you for sharing! 🤍

[manorjewels]

Incredible early Edwardian enamel and pearl necklace in yellow gold.

[gemville]

Gucci High Jewelry Necklace Featuring A Magnificent 105.00 Carat Peridot Plus Rubellite, Tourmaline and Enamel

Photo Courtesy: Don Penny

Source: townandcountrymag.com

[dozydawn]

[milkdreamspecialmix]

i was thinking of the strip in which italy loses the iron cross given to him by germany today. it was a bit of a throwaway gag but the necklace always remained in a lot of fanart as a representation of their friendship and bond. i think it’s cute, but even italy losing the damn thing aside, it doesn’t have much of an appropriate application or use in modern day settings.

though the iron cross predates WWII and isn’t technically an offensive symbol on its own (i most commonly see it being used by punks and other self identifying anti-conformist subcultures) it’s also likely still used as a dog whistle in conjunction with other things. it just doesn’t work beyond WWII settings in my opinion.

i’ve thought that maybe modern-day germany could give italy a new necklace, removed from any symbology related to nationality or pacts/alliances and instead related to their own humanity and friendship. the regular cross/crucifix is an obvious choice, because it is commonly worn by men (catholic and otherwise) and can be an understated design. but it lacks a more personal meaning.

beyond that, germany sometimes lacks taste (tomato ring?? i mean it’s cute but like wtf) so we can only hope that maybe he bought something italy was already eyeing or got help from romano. perhaps he’d think it was too personal of a gift to give and instead opted for something like a rosary. he’s a sucker for acts of service and gift-giving, i feel like he just wants to adorn him in all sorts of pretty and/or practical things.

unless we’re talking about established gerita. i think germany would propose with a ring that compliments the undertones of italy’s skin, but wedding rings are an entirely separate can of worms. collars too.

[gogandmagog]

When Anne dressed for it she tossed aside the pearl beads she usually wore and took from her trunk the small box that had come to Green Gables on Christmas day. In it was a thread-like gold chain with a tiny pink enamel heart as a pendant. On the accompanying card was written, “With all good wishes from your old chum, Gilbert.” Anne, laughing over the memory the enamel heart conjured up the fatal day when Gilbert had called her “Carrots” and vainly tried to make his peace with a pink candy heart, had written him a nice little note of thanks. But she had never worn the trinket. Tonight she fastened it about her white throat with a dreamy smile.

— Anne of the Island, Lucy Maud Montgomery

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The continuity of the pink enamel heart necklace takes readers all the way through to ‘Anne of Ingleside.’ Howeverrr, when we backtrack to this same chapter of ‘Anne of the Island,’ we remember Anne giving the necklace an ‘energetic twist’ and breaking the chain, after Phil tells her that she heard Gilbert was on the verge of announcing his engagement to Christine Stuart.

That Anne is still wearing the necklace on their 15th wedding anniversary implies therefore that, canonly, Gilbert was informed of and/or discovered that Anne purposefully broke the necklace, and why; only for Gilbert have a ‘that surely won’t do’ moment, and clearly have it re-chained or mended.