Dual Sided Carnelian Necklace
Early 19th century sterling silver curb chain w double-sided carnelian /bloodstone spinner and 3 pence.
Length: 15"
Images reflect each side of necklace.
Born in Dublin, Suzanne has had a passion for collecting antique jewelry since she was a child. Her affinity for beautiful objects with a storied past has remained consistent throughout her education and life experience. She studied the History of Decorative Arts and Material Culture at Bard for graduate school before establishing her own design companies. Like her jewelry, Suzanne’s personal style is classic and cool with a touch of the unexpected. Her work has been seen in Vogue, The New York Times Style Magazine, Harper’s BAZAAR, Elle and The Irish Times.
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Dual Sided Carnelian Necklace
Dual Sided Carnelian Necklace
Early 19th century sterling silver curb chain w double-sided carnelian /bloodstone spinner and 3 pence.
Length: 15"
Images reflect each side of necklace.
Born in Dublin, Suzanne has had a passion for collecting antique jewelry since she was a child. Her affinity for beautiful objects with a storied past has remained consistent throughout her education and life experience. She studied the History of Decorative Arts and Material Culture at Bard for graduate school before establishing her own design companies. Like her jewelry, Suzanne’s personal style is classic and cool with a touch of the unexpected. Her work has been seen in Vogue, The New York Times Style Magazine, Harper’s BAZAAR, Elle and The Irish Times.
Original: $1,200.00
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Early 19th century sterling silver curb chain w double-sided carnelian /bloodstone spinner and 3 pence.
Length: 15"
Images reflect each side of necklace.
Born in Dublin, Suzanne has had a passion for collecting antique jewelry since she was a child. Her affinity for beautiful objects with a storied past has remained consistent throughout her education and life experience. She studied the History of Decorative Arts and Material Culture at Bard for graduate school before establishing her own design companies. Like her jewelry, Suzanne’s personal style is classic and cool with a touch of the unexpected. Her work has been seen in Vogue, The New York Times Style Magazine, Harper’s BAZAAR, Elle and The Irish Times.
