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Black onyx in a silver frame that looks like it belongs on a 1930s building facade.
The Edit
Rhodium-plated brass frames a domed black onyx cabochon in a ribbed oval setting with crossbar hardware at cardinal points — the construction reads more architectural column capital than conventional stud. The cool silver finish against the high-gloss stone creates a hard, graphic contrast that places these firmly in Art Deco territory. Fitted with anti-droop backs for a flush, stable sit on the lobe.
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