Is this necklace Victorian?

tattooedmomma

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lostcauses

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30s I believe by the stone mounting process.. Clasp has been changed. Stone is most likely glass. I would advise taking it by your local jeweler.
 

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Obsidian can be used in jewelry to great effect. After all it is volcanic glass.
 

Montana Jim

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I think it's a little earlier than the Art Deco era (30s) and would consider the Art Nouveau (Victorian) era for this piece.

I've been looking at examples of each for a while now and think the late 1890s to early 1910s is a good place to start.

I would not know about value... you need the stone looked at... there must be a makers-mark on it someplace?
 

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onyx stone or volcanic "obsiden" glass if its victorian are good bets as is "plain "black glass" as well.
 

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