About to discover the history of 1900’s chokers…

My great aunties tin of wonderfulness has been a joy to discover & share.

This is a good distraction from being glued to a book I started to read at the weekend.

It’s beautiful this morning I feel bursting with whiz bang happiness…

[Susan Wakely]

Great colours.

[ELFord]

Glorious colour

[Bill Davidson]

Nicely arranged

[Diana]

I love the little pearls on the center pieces.

[Christina]

Fabulous flat lay

[Jessica Eby]

Beautiful! It reminds me of one I had around the turn of the milennium. Very different colours, but similar style-- especially with the closure.

[Chrissie]

How beautiful

[Cliff McFarlane]

The different shades of blue are wonderful. Artistic creations

[Mags]

So pretty! Love the colors.

[Babs]

So beautiful. I take it this is jewellery

[Merrelyn]

Lots of lovely blues.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

They are so pretty looking.

[Beverley]

@onewing hi babs, it’s a choker / necklace

[Maxine Lathbury]

Pretty colour

[Paula Fontanini]

I love the combination of colors and the design is beautiful!

[Christine Sztukowski]

I love the design and your presentation

[Pat Knowles]

Beautiful marriage of those stunning colours!

[Annie-Sue]

beautiful bead-work

[KoalaGardens🐨]

neat!

[Phil Howcroft]

I love the colours Beverley

[Carole Sandford]

I love the colours!

[Kathy]

Nice pieces. I think I might have some beads in my stash like these.

[Kathy A]

These are beautiful pieces

[Dorothy]

I have two necklaces that my grandmother bought from England, she had made as a young girl. I must unearth them! Thanks for the reminder.