JEWELLERY ARTS, DESIGN AND HISTORY

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The History of Jewellery

Part 3, 19th and 20th Century

All pictures © Schmuckmuseum Pforzheim, Germany. The Canadian Institute of Gemmology is offering a correspondence course in Jewellery, History and Design which provides in-depth information about periods and styles.

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pf31Brooch, gold, enamel, pearls, by Rene Lalique, Paris; 1900

pf32Pendant, gold, enamel, precious stones, by Vever, Paris; 1900

pf33Brooch, silver, by Josef Hoffmann, Vienna; 1908

pf34Brooch, rock crystal, platinum, diamonds, sapphire, Paris; 1925

pf35Brooch, white and yellow gold, by Bruno Martinazzi, Turino; 1972

pf36Bracelet, gold, by Othmar Zschaler, Bern; 1975

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