Art Nouveau Dragonfly Pendant wood with the most gorgeous antique

with the most gorgeous antique gold patina

and home to five natural blue sapphires

however the real breakthrough was made in 1875 when a Frenchman named Brustlein realised the importance of keeping the carbon content low (under 0

the oldest known example appeared on a golden shrine found in the tomb of Tutankhamen (13th century BC)

Bacchantes (aka Bassarids

Art Nouveau Dragonfly Pendant wood with the most gorgeous antiqueDATE: Art Nouveau, c. 1910 Charming antique art nouveau pendant crafted in sterling silver, circa 1910. The pendant depicts a dragonfly and is finished in colourful enamel, with hues of yellow and turquoise in the wings and black for the body. A silver band is set just behind with a bail to add to your chain. Dragonflies spend most of their lives as nymphs below the water's surface, and only exist as the dragonfly that we know for six to eight months