Mid-Century Aquamarine Lever-back Earrings zodiac very similar to the example

very similar to the example featured in Georgian Jewellery (Ginny Redington Dawes with Olivia Collins

It seemed like everybody you spoke to locally had either worked there or knew somebody who had worked there

as well as the packing rod and plastic container for the caps

The ring is crafted in 18 karat gold

The thin band features twists of intricate engraved detail

Mid-Century Aquamarine Lever-back Earrings zodiac very similar to the exampleDATE: Mid Century, c. 1950 Stylish aquamarine lever back earrings dating from the 1950s. They're crafted in 9 karat gold, with an angled bezel around each of the collet set stones. Aquamarine is named after seawater (the Latin 'aqua' and 'marine'), on account of it's dreamy pale blue (sometimes sightly greeny) hue. Like emerald, it is a member of the beryl family of gemstones, and has been prized, since ancient times, by sailors and seafarers who