Necklace Collection (#98)

Caro girl with scarf
Piet Flour

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VINTAGE
Fernando Alves

Golden fairy
Photographer

Coyolxauhqui
Ruslan Bolgov (Axe)

Giorgia
Massimiliano Mancini

Queen Bee
Ruslan Bolgov (Axe)

Conqueror
Ivan Kovalev

Color Caro
Svetlin Yosifov

Sweety Nyangatom Girl
Svetlin Yosifov

Nyangatom woman
Svetlin Yosifov

Vintage emotions
Marco Redaelli

Necklace
Jacqueline Hammer

You can call me Lou Cypher
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Alone
Antonyus Bunjamin (Abe)

Talking To The Man Of Galilee
gNo

JUI
James Mahfuz

El Duderino
gNo

Remember
Manea Ionut

Light in the eyes
Peppe Tambè

THORN
Nick Amanda

Flor
mahdi

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Fear the cold and crave the burn
Ruslan Bolgov (Axe)

Arbore tribes girl
Trevor Cole

Ana 01
AndreJa Ravnak

EYES THAT SPEAK
Vivek Kalla

The Sorceress
Siegart

the look
Linda Wride

At the pashupatinath temple - Kathmandu
Joxe Inazio Kuesta Garmendia

Hibernation
Djayent Abdillah

Alisa
Zachar Rise

Braided traditions
Trevor Cole

Cher, American singer and actress, in London for the premiere of her new film, Mask, for which she recently won a Best Actress award at the 1985 Cannes Film Festival, Wednesday 26th June 1985

Mr Stanley Morris, a Birmingham designer and craftsman, puts the finishing touches to a gold presidential chain for the Society of Thoracic Surgeons of America

Hairstylist Vidal Sassoon and his wife Beverly, pictured in their flat. They are wearing a divided shield of David necklace decoration which when the two halves are put together

Boy Gearoge at the British Record Industry Awards, The Grosvenor House Hotel. 9th February 1984

Gina Lollobrigida, Italian actress, poses for pictures outside the Dorchester Hotel, London, Monday 31st August 1959

Hilary Benn and his mother Caroline at home 19th March 1955

Margaret Wegrzyn from Poland seen here in the Daily Mirror studio modelling the latest summer fashions from high street retailer Marks and Spencer. 3rd January 1976

A Queen Victoria lookalike sitting on a park bench in Kensington Gardens close Royal Albert Hall reading a newspaper. 9th March 1987

Ginfizz A "Charleston period hat by Aage Thaarup seen here being modelled at a
Ginfizz A " Charleston period hat by Aage Thaarup seen here being modelled at a fashion show held by the Associate Members of the Incorporated Society of London Fashion Designers 30th January

American Comedian Joan Rivers in a London hotel, 1st March 1984

Reveille mannequin seen here modelling the latest summer fashions for 1956

Margaret Thatcher PM, photocall with fund raisers Melanie Pickersgill and James Murphy, to promote Sport Aid 88, pictured together outside 10 Downing Street, London, 7th August 1987

Margaret Thatcher PM and former US President Jimmy Carter, pictured together at 10 Downing Street, London, 19th June 1987

Margaret Thatcher PM, Election Campaign Meeting, June 1987

Actress Elizabeth Taylor seen here during a press conference with husband Eddie Fisher at London Airport 26th May 1959

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"Adorned with Elegance: The Timeless Allure of the Necklace" From the regal neck of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II to the fashion-forward vision of Gabrielle Coco Chanel, the necklace has long been a symbol of grace and sophistication. In a captivating portrait captured by Madame Yevonde, Deborah Mitford showcases her impeccable style with a stunning necklace that accentuates her beauty. But it's not just royalty and celebrities who have embraced this exquisite accessory. Under an umbrella in Sapa, Vietnam, Hmong children wear necklaces as they navigate through the monsoon season, adding a touch of color to their lives amidst rainy days. Even Native American chiefs like PETALESHARO II recognized the significance of necklaces. As Man Chief or Chaui, he adorned himself with intricate pieces that reflected his status and cultural heritage. In an unexpected twist, we witness a nun defying conventions as she glides on a skateboard while wearing her modest habit and delicate necklace – proving that even within tradition, individuality can shine through. Traveling back in time to Bess of Hardwick's era reveals how necklaces were cherished by women throughout history. ELIZABETH TALBOT's elaborate piece showcased her wealth and power as Countess of Shrewsbury during the 16th century. The influence of jewelry extends beyond individuals; it also holds archaeological value. Gold Lunulae discovered in St Merryn, Cornwall from Early Bronze Age exemplify how these precious adornments have fascinated humanity for centuries. Artists immortalize beauty through their masterpieces too. Leonardo da Vinci's Portrait of Cecilia Gallerani depicts elegance personified as she delicately cradles an ermine while donning an enchanting necklace around her graceful neck. Lina Cavalieri captivated audiences not only with her mesmerizing voice but also with her striking appearance enhanced by opulent necklaces fit for an opera diva. Her allure continues to inspire generations.