Antique Georgian Paste Pendant Silver With Ribbon Georgian (1714-1830) The Turquoise come in both

The Turquoise come in both green and blue and the largest stone is claw set on a swinging dropper in the centre

It has been set with eight gorgeous pieces of plaid Scottish Agate which display a wonderful array of colours

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It is a magnificent example of Victorian craftsmanship

The slender bar has a beautiful wave to it and is fitted with a pin and safety chain to hold it securely

Antique Georgian Paste Pendant Silver With Ribbon Georgian (1714-1830) The Turquoise come in bothAn exquisite antique paste pendant from the early 19th Century decorated with an array of clear glass paste stones that sparkle like diamonds. Its crafted skilfully in silver and has a fabulous open work design with scrolling, foliate motifs and a dropper swinging in the centre. Paste is a heavy, transparent flint glass that has been used throughout history to simulate the beauty of gemstones. The art of cutting paste takes expert craftsmanship and