Acrostic Dearest Locket of 1919 iberian these fine sapphires are pricked

these fine sapphires are pricked by flashing light blue highlights from every angle

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graduating down to a highly polished and tapered shank all in 9k rose gold

Even the back is textured and modeled and nearly as beautiful as the front

Acrostic Dearest Locket of 1919 iberian these fine sapphires are prickedSubstantial and wonderful, this is an unusual Edwardian era Acrostic locket. Most acrostic jewelry dates to the early 1800s, although reproductions abound. An acrostic jewel uses every first letter of the name of the gemstones to spell out a word, in this case, "DEAREST". There is a diamond, emerald, amethyst, ruby, emerald, sapphire, and a topaz. Ok, the designers substituted a citrine, but it resembles a topaz and only a gemologist would know. A