Chunky Georgian Pinchbeck Chain earrings The stones are set in

The stones are set in simple bezel mounts that conform to their individual shapes

with bars that graduate towards the centre forming a shallow triangle

1cm (not including jump ring)

itself engraved with swirling foliate motifs

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Chunky Georgian Pinchbeck Chain earrings The stones are set inGlorious Georgian pinchbeck chain with chunky textured links and an ornate, oversized barrel clasp decorated with filigree flowers and lilac pastes. The twin sister of one featured in the landmark publication Georgian Jewellery by Ginny Redington Dawes and Olivia Collings (2007). Ours dates from the 1790s and, at 16. 5 inches, it's a great length to wear just below the collar bone. Pinchbeck is a form of brass, an alloy of copper and zinc (89% copper