18th Century Cut Steel Rivière objects and there's light surface wear

and there's light surface wear to the stones

Crafted in sterling silver with hammered finish and English hallmarks from the year 1909

all under a crown

wonderfully textured Spanish bull

18th Century Cut Steel Rivière objects and there's light surface wearGlorious Georgian cut steel rivire necklace dating from the latter half of the 18th century, circa 1790. Constructed around a central three dimensional flower with concentric halos of overlapping petals, the necklace itself is reminiscent of a laurel wreath, dotted with glistening faceted studs that shine and flash as it moves in the light truly exceptional craftsmanship. Cut steel is a curious medium: faceted steel studs, fashioned from the nails