Reserved not to be photographed—Florenza Spades and Iris Paved Wreath Necklace—American Antique Jewelry

Did you ever draw any kind of work in art class when you were a child? A certain pattern is repeatedly arranged, and the gaps between the arrangements form another repeated pattern. It wasn’t until much later that the board lady learned that this general technique originated from the very technical Tessellation technique, which originally meant filling a large pattern with a small area of pattern to achieve the purpose of filling the space. "Birds and Fishes" by Dutch artist MC Escher is arguably the most famous of this type. Today's necklace pendant looks like an ordinary hollow wreath at first glance, but it is actually composed of multiple spades arranged in a shape. The fat spades are very cute, and Florenza rarely uses thin wire hollows to create a sense of lightness. Between each spade, the totem of iris is cleverly interspersed along the edge lines, which is a very ingenious design. The translucent Stone and imitation turquoise are a refreshing color scheme, and the pendant imitation beads in the middle add a touch of elegance. It combines elegance and fun, transforming the familiar revival style into an eye-catching new idea. 😍 ・ ・ 〖Florenza〗 Florenza was founded in New York in 1937. The brand name is romantically named after the founder Dan Kosoff's wife Florence. It continued to operate until 1981. It has a thick feel and craftsmanship and insists on using high-quality materials, including metal lace technology and enamel. , aurora Stone, baby tooth pearls, 24k gold-filled, mother-of-pearl, etc., Florenza has been widely loved by upper-class women since the beginning of the brand. In recent years, it has become the darling of old antique lovers. ・ Origin: United States Year: 1960s Material: alloy gold plating, artificial Gemstone, Stone Size: pendant 3.8x4.8, total length 61.5 cm Mark: brand imprint In stock in Taiwan, domestic shipping fee is +60 yuan from the post office, 7-11, or FamilyMart to the store 🌟Free shipping for purchases over 3,000🌟 ・ ・ Old pieces of jewelry are no longer produced, their numbers are only getting smaller and smaller every day, and they are becoming harder and harder to find. And because they are increasingly rare, they become unique accessories. Antiques are not new, and the traces of time add to their connotation and rarity. Please do not review them with the strict standards of brand-new items. I believe you will be able to reveal unparalleled elegance and brilliance in the stories of old jewelry.