Georgian Revival Blue & White Paste Rivière Necklace vulcanite It's modelled in 15 karat

It's modelled in 15 karat rose gold

The crystal is mounted over foil

it eventually evolved to include stones coming out of the African mines and cut in the old style cushion shape

and most often associated with the Beltaine festival marking the mid-point between the spring equinox and the summer solstice

Indeed they're pretty much the only constant to be found on multiple variants since then

Georgian Revival Blue & White Paste Rivière Necklace vulcanite It's modelled in 15 karatDATE: Georgian Revival, c. 1900 A stunning boxed rivire necklace set with blue paste gemstones. The oval stones are set in open back silver settings, allowing the light to shine through present an inky blue. With white paste flower motifs that sit in between each stone, creating a lovely colour combination. It dates from the turn of the century, circa 1900, with a wearable length of 16 inches. Paste gemstones were popular throughout the Georgian,