We discovered the spectacular vintage glass cabochons featured in these earrings in a dusty warehouse in the New York garment district over fifteen years ago.
The sturdy concentric lines in the glass remind us of ripples emanating from a stone thrown into an aquamarine pool, perhaps to make a wish. So, we named them after the world’s most famous wishing well, the Trevi Fountain.
We adore how the circles in the glass contrast with the airy Art Deco filigree stampings.
In this piece:
- Two glass cabochons, made in Czechoslovakia, circa 1930
- Brass filigree stampings made today in the USA in vintage dies
- Antiqued brass chain
- Nickel-free & lead-free brass euro wire closures
- Hangs 2”
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