Antique Postcard 1910 Ghosting Msg Broadway Post Office NYC Trolley Street Life Necklace Length_19-20 inches These are translucent pink stones

These are translucent pink stones polished into round cabochons set in earrings secured with lever-back clasps

Stunning pink Rose Quartz pops on dark 7-layer memory wire

and in the stars and in your heart

Breathe in the ozone

Social History: This card is addressed to Hr

Antique Postcard 1910 Ghosting Msg Broadway Post Office NYC Trolley Street Life Necklace Length_19-20 inches These are translucent pink stonesSocial History: The message from A. J. Westcott to Miss S. B. Webb in Maine provides a hilarious and relatable glimpse into Edwardian era social pressure. After not hearing from her since March, the sender writes: "Do you know I've only heard from you once since March I'll cross you off my books". In the early 1900s, "crossing someone off the books" was the vintage equivalent of unfollowing or ghosting someone today! Scene: This card shows Broadway in