Description
Long damascene drops from the 1950s–1960s, made in the Toledo tradition of inlaying gold-tone and silvery lines into a blackened ground. Each oval top holds an eight-pointed star, and the teardrop below carries tiers of chevrons and scrollwork, like light falling in bands. The clip backs suit unpierced ears, and the drops swing freely from a single link. Lightweight and striking against the neck.
Materials
Gold-tone metal with damascene inlay
Details
Collected by Mineral and Matter