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Presumed fine pearls (untested), rose-cut
diamonds, 18-carat gold (750)
, late 19th century
. Case signed Léopold Van Strydonck
. Length: approx. 38 cm – Weight: 10.5 g
A natural pearl (not tested), diamond and gold necklace, by Léopold Van Strydonck, 19th century
fin-xixe-siecle
Trained at the Academy of Fine Arts in Brussels between 1879 and 1884, Léopold Van Strydonck became a jewellery designer and opened a jewellery shop in Brussels. His creations, produced in the Wolfers workshops, established him as a leading figure in Art Nouveau jewellery.