This limited edition collar showcases authentic glass elements from the 1930s, including striking hexagon pharaohs in jadeite, vermilion red, and cobalt blue. Framed by exotic beads and adorned with a central blue goddess pendant, it captures a sense of antiquity and elegance. Inspired by the allure of archeological finds, this piece evokes the romance of Egypt, making it a stunning statement accessory that elevates any outfit with its unique historical charm.
From the brand: Sweet Romance Limited Edition, this collar features authentic, rare glass elements produced in the early 1930s.
There are three hexagon pharaohs in weathered jadeite, vermilion red and cobalt blue.
They are framed by exotic beads and sarcophagus links. A glass blue goddess pendant drops off the center pharaoh. Marvelous presentation. Emanates antiquity. Made in our Los Angeles studio, Sweet Romance USA.
Length 18" Center drape: 2"
Shelley's comments:
The wondrous discovery of Tutankhamen's tomb in 1929 profoundly influenced archeology and popular culture. The undisturbed intact articles found inside became icons of romance and mystery. Egyptian motifs began to appear in the stylized art deco facades of buildings and in decorative arts. Bohemian glass factories produced decorated elements to be used in the creation of "artifact" jewelry and souvenir items for the Egypt pavilions of World Fairs and Expositions. My Egyptian glass collar is inspired by the wonderful kitsch jewelry that is now found only in the domain of an advanced collector. The glass hexagon pharaoh heads and blue goddess are genuine vintage elements from the 1930s.
