Russian Turquoise Drapery Necklace In 14k Gold, Edwardian Drapery Necklace, Antique Jewelry flag


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"Russian Turquoise Drapery Necklace In 14k Gold, Edwardian Drapery Necklace, Antique Jewelry"
Russian turquoise drapery necklace in 14 karat (583) rose gold. Drapery necklace composed of eleven drop-shaped turquoise plaques on matrix (visible on back), topped with round cabochons. The necklace is finished with a double chain of flat links. The turquoise may have come from Kazakhstan, a country under Russian rule since the 17th century, where turquoise mines are still found, but more likely from Persia, which supplied countries and courts with its beautiful, intense-blue stones. Turquoise from Kazakhstan is generally blue with a hint of lavender inside, suggesting Persian turquoise. Necklace circa 1900, chain changed afterwards.

On the chain, certainly changed after the necklace was made: Russian "sickle and hammer" hallmark (active after 1958), SAS or GAS hallmark on the clasp.

Total length: 42 cm
Dimensions of largest drop: 21 x 45 mm

Note: The slight difference in gold color between the chain and the necklace suggests a modification of the jewel.
Condition : wears of use

Weight : 35.20 gr

International Buyers: 
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Price: 4 000 €
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Period: 20th century
Style: Art Nouveau
Condition: Good condition

Material: Gold

Reference: 1293586
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