Incredible Early 19th C French Diamond Paste Station Bracelet April 4th and in reference to their

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an emblem of eternal life accented by an ankh on the reverse

this would make a lovely addition to any neck stack or collection

Materials and Features: rose gold

Marks: Micro-mosaic details

Incredible Early 19th C French Diamond Paste Station Bracelet April 4th and in reference to theirPaste jewelry became most popular in the 18th century as an alternative to the expensive gems so loved by the upper class. Georges Frederic Strasse, a French jeweler, developed the rhinestone called "strass." Using bismuth and thallium, he was able to make the glass "paste" more refractive and added metal salt to change colors. These creations came in a variety of styles and colors. For centuries, paste has made a more affordable jewelry option for