1960s Miriam Haskell Faux Pearl Necklace feed-condition-used wore crescents with wild abandon

wore crescents with wild abandon

A vibrant sapphire is set within a cluster of good white old mine cut diamonds

The Victorians believed the new moon symbolised a new beginning or relationship

or a jewel for someone with a May birthday or anniversary

1960s Miriam Haskell Faux Pearl Necklace feed-condition-used wore crescents with wild abandonA magnificent necklace by Haskell, which harks back to the Carolean period, when pearls of this size were unbelievably sought after and highly prized. Miriam Haskell (1899 1981) became famous for her fine and affordable costume jewellery, which is now highly collectable and much sought after. Her jewellery was worn for publicity shots, films, and personal use by movie stars Joan Crawford, Lucille Ball, Gloria Vanderbilt and the Duchess of Windsor.