Late 1910s/Early 1920s Rhinestone Evening Headband throwaway bottle also probably due to sun/heat

also probably due to sun/heat exposure

this exquisite ring features two natural opals of different shades set as the centerpiece of a pair of entwined forget-me-not flowers

it's easy to see why garnets and pearls were such a popular pairing during the Victorian era

we can tell you that operculum does offer protection

There are no closures but it can be adjusted with the ribbon

Late 1910s/Early 1920s Rhinestone Evening Headband throwaway bottle also probably due to sun/heatFor the glamorous gal (or ghoul) who loves to sparkle this wonderfully versatile piece was made just for you! Crafted in a slinky woven metal and encrusted in dazzling prong set rhinestones, this piece can be worn as a headband or a choker. The ribbon ties make it easy to transition from your head to your neck depending on your mood or the occasion! A must have in any antiquarian's accessory drawer! Additional Details Date: Late 1910s 1920s Materials: