Art Nouveau Necklace by Fernand Grange lost vintage Crafted in 10 carat rose

Crafted in 10 carat rose gold

snipping the stem (rather than just pulling the bunch off the vine) preserves the longevity of the fruit and protects the plant against infection

Said to have emerged during the middle ages from craftsmen's guilds (although some believe its origins go back to the building of the Temple of Solomon)

god of war and guardian of the crops

Great modern/minimalist aesthetic

Art Nouveau Necklace by Fernand Grange lost vintage Crafted in 10 carat roseThe latter half of the 19th century saw, for the first time since the Renaissance, jewellery and metalwork considered as fine art that was "outstandingly original" and "detached from fashions in dress," as Charlotte Gere and Geoffrey Munn write in Pre Raphaelite to Arts and Crafts Jewellery (1996). Jewellery became a valid medium for true artistic expression. "The number of artists who turned to designing jewellery and metalwork was greater than in