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Stalking the Belle Époque: Mastery of Design: The Liberty Blood Red Fire Opal Ring and Necklace, 1926-1927
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Spencer Alley: Corals and Opals at the Victoria and Albert Museum
Spencer Alley: Corals and Opals at the Victoria and Albert Museum
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Our Favourite Bejewelled Beauties from the Victoria and Albert Museum – Lillicoco
Spencer Alley: Corals and Opals at the Victoria and Albert Museum
Our Favourite Bejewelled Beauties from the Victoria and Albert Museum – Lillicoco
Danish Exhibition at the Victoria & Albert Museum, 1948 | The Royal Watcher
