Opal Ear-rings | Secession | Jewelry Opal Ear-rings | Secession | JewelryOpal Ear-rings | Secession | Jewelry | 1900
 

Opal Ear-rings | around 1900 | 3 x 1 cm | Secession | Tombac, Semi-precious Stones, Jewlery | Antiques | price: EUR 585

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The earrings are made of red brass, or tombac – a material containing 80 % of copper and 20 % of zinc, which was highly favored by the 19th-century jewel-making. The earrings are decorated with high-quality opals that were mined in the Slovak city of Dubnica. The central gem is of 9 millimeters in diameter and it is surrounded by twelve small opals in order to result in the form of a small flower. Two opals are set in the part of fastening. The earrings on display originate from the Austrian-Hungarian region and can be dated to the period around 1900

 

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