Arts and Crafts Pendant Attributed to Sibyl Dunlop since all of the other

since all of the other links are individual

non-traditional cuts made on gemstones

The links on the silver chain echo the pyramidal stones but flexibly conform to the shape of your neck

And here's a link to her belt which is in the collection of the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum

Even the back side of this bracelet is incredibly beautiful

Arts and Crafts Pendant Attributed to Sibyl Dunlop since all of the otherSibyl Dunlop (1889 1968) was a late practitioner of the Arts and Crafts style in Britain, having opened her workshop in the 1920s and lasting until a the outbreak of WWII (although a colleague re opened the workshop after the war). She is known for work that bridged both the Arts and Crafts and Art Deco styles and for her carpet of gems, pieces that incorporated a variety of colored stones of different shapes, usually cabochon cut. Though unsigned,