Smith, H. Clifford (Harold Clifford), 1876-1960 · London : Methuen and co · leaf 496
it isconsidered the natural symbol of virginal purity, justas in ancient times it was consecrated to the virgingoddess, Diana. The most interesting and perhaps the best-knownFrench peasant jewellery is that of Normandy and theAuvergne. The chief Norman jewel is the cross. Themost usual form is that… … SPANISH, PORTUGUESE, FLEMISH AND FRENCH PEASANT JEWELLERY, ETC. FRENCH PEASANT JEWELLERY Diamant, Caillou, or Pierre dAlenqon) cut and facetedin the brilliant shape, and further ornamented withsprays set with small crystals in rose form. The lowerlimb of the cross, briolette or pear-shaped, is…
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