Victorian Gold Gilt, Mother of Pearl & Turquoise Enamel Paste Buttons feed-condition-used It is possible the clasp

It is possible the clasp was originally part of a bracelet

crafted circa 1880s

Baroque pearls were especially admired in the early 20th century for their individuality and charm

as well as the lovely effect of the different length drops

A design that echoes the grace of the Edwardian era

Victorian Gold Gilt, Mother of Pearl & Turquoise Enamel Paste Buttons feed-condition-used It is possible the claspA particularly elegant dress set, complete in its original fitted case. Each button is centred with luminous mother of pearl, framed by a delicate turquoise enamel border, punctuated with fine gold detailing. It is finished with a paste in the centre which gives it a good twinkle. Completed in its original fitted retailers case, stamped J. B. Yabsley, 72 Ludgate Hill, London. Ludgate Hill was one of Londons principal jewellery and luxury trades