Rare WMF Myra Krystall Glass Beads georgian ring One paste at the very

One paste at the very bottom is slightly squashed but its not obvious

Its the convention these days to call labradorite moonstone and on first glance we were sure that these were labradorites because there is a little bit of play of colour and a couple have some little internal flaws as you sometimes see in labs

Dog clip nice and springy

each link and clasp identically marked

The opal is showing some fine

Rare WMF Myra Krystall Glass Beads georgian ring One paste at the veryDescription: Very rare and desirable beads made by WMF (or Wurttembergische Metallwarenfabrik if you prefer!) A metalworks company famed for their Art Nouveau wears, around 1926 they worked out how to create iridescent glass in the style of Loetz and Tiffany and started producing designs by a young designer named Karl Wiedmann, the resulting Myra Krystall range was crystal formulated with silver nitrate instead of lead. The silver gave the glass a