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Ice Crystal Pendant

Ice Crystal Pendant

	The design of our dramatic pendant is based on the Nobel necklace and bracelet combination created in the workshop of Peter Carl Fabergé (Russian, 1846–1920), jeweler to the last two czars of the Romanov dynasty. Fabergé emphasized creativity and workmanship in making his intricate objets d'art, which included magnificent jewelry, clocks, enamel cigarette cases, boxes, and frames. One of Fabergé’s masterpieces is a necklace/bracelet combination that Dr. Emanuel Nobel presented to his stepmother, Edla Nobel on the occasion of her fiftieth anniversary in 1912. The piece, which could be worn either as a necklace or two bracelets, is composed of fifteen links of platinum, rock crystal, and diamonds with an ice crystal motif flanking a diamond-bordered medallion. Made expressly for the Metropolitan Museum in the United States.Faberge Sterling silver with rhinestones. Pendant diameter 3/8 in.; on 17 in. clear cord. Ice Crystal Pendant 09-001603 Member Price: $40.50 each Non-Member Price: $45.00 each Quantity:

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