Outstanding Pearl Parure Circa 1810-1820 in Original Box locket The sculpture wing of the

The sculpture wing of the museum was specifically curated to aid in the development of the French decorative arts in the 19th c focusing on classical statues and allegorical figures

32ct bottom diamond

continued to dominate jewelry fashions throughout and beyond the Victorian era

This special one is cradled in a specimen set

Bunting birds are considered signs of good luck- seen here with cobalt blue morning glories- two in bloom

Outstanding Pearl Parure Circa 1810-1820 in Original Box locket The sculpture wing of theOne of the most remarkable jewels we've had the pleasure to bring to market, this seed pearl parure, mint in the original box from 1820 is a sight to behold. Historically, seed pearl parures were given as gifts to young brides on the occasion of their weddings, and I am certain that this set served just that purpose. With assayed 15ct clasps throughout, and sumptuous pearls of varying sizes (. 30mm to 6mm) I've never seen so immaculate a pearl