Fusing machine age design and technique, this outstanding Neogothic collar inhabits the liminal artistic space of ancient Celtic revivals with the knot motifs. The chain has a wonderful shape and scale, and the most excellent war tonality of gold.

The Neogothic aesthetic is a less seen facet of Archaeological revival jewelry, which was exceptionally popular in the third quarter of the 19th century— this particular collar is a museum worthy example of this sub-genre, and will make an iconic addition to whatever collection it joins. 

Materials and Features: 14ct Gold

Age/Origin: American circa 1870

Measurements: 17.5”, 36.6g

Condition: Excellent historical condition.

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