Georgian Lobester Tail Earrings lost classics and it's cut in such

and it's cut in such a way that a six-pointed star appears to shimmer and dance just below the surface when viewed under a point light source (an optical effect known as asterism that's caused by long

was celebrated from 28th April to 3rd May each year

curving round to pointed shoulders that (to me

2500 BC) have shown that the Sumerians had a marked liking for the combo wonderfully intricate articles with the vivid blue stone inlayed into rich burnished yellow gold having been found at the burial site of queen Pu-abi

and pinpoints the year it was made to 1932

Georgian Lobester Tail Earrings lost classics and it's cut in suchStunning Georgian earrings set with juicy flat cut garnets. The main drops look like lobster tails (to me at least), or maybe heavily stylised flies bugs, or even foliage of some kind either way, they dangle freely from the garnet set tops. The stones rest in elegant 'pie crust' settings, mounted over metal foil that reflect the vivid purplish red light back out through and gives them a perceived depth that almost boggles the mind. A wonderful