Graduated Turquoise Disc-Bead Necklace with 19th Century Green Glass Intaglio

Name: Graduated Turquoise Disc-Bead Necklace with 19th Century Green Glass Intaglio
Brand: Elizabeth Gage

Elizabeth Gage

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A stunning and unique necklace featuring a single row of graduated turquoise disc-beads, showcasing a captivating fusion of classical charm and artisan craftsmanship. At the centre sits a beautifully detailed wire and granulation tube, set with an oval 19th-century green glass intaglio depicting a classical man and lady. The necklace is secured with a matching wire and granulation clasp and measures 17½ inches in length. A single row of graduated turquoise disc-beads 1 oval 19th-century green glass intaglio depicting a classical man Detailed wire and granulation tube and matching clasp 18ct ye

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Registered at Companies House as ELIZABETH GAGE LIMITED, number 01848389. Checked 2026-08-29.
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Graduated Turquoise Disc-Bead Necklace with 19th Century Green Glass Intaglio

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