This listing is a collaboration with Museum Reproductions! I am in love with their creations, but will change a few of the elements to make them more historically accurate (clasp).

This set is from the late 19th - 20th century from the collection of the Walters Art Museum. The necklace measures 18 inches long. The earrings are offered in lapis and tuquoise and measure 1-1/2 inches long. Just gorgeous for everyday or your living history needs.

They are all sold separately.

Adaptation of ancient jewelry became very popular in Europe in the mid 19th century. The Castellani workshop in Naples, with Henry Walters visited in 1909, was famous for this style of jewelry. Our Egyptian Revival collection, featuring real lapis cabochons and beads, is inspired by a necklace that was made in the Castellani workshop. In ancient Egypt, lapis was highly regarded as a stone of celestial origin and as a symbol for truth. The original necklace was made of gold with carved gemstone cabochons.

The materials are Lapis or Turquoise for the earrings, pewter and brass beads with gold finish, and a lobster claw closure. I can change the lobster claw clasp if requested.

If more photos are needed just ask! The earrings cannot be changed.