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Lavaliers are believed to have been named after the Duchess Louise de La Vallière
converted to e necklace from a brooch
Art Nouveau clasp
who worked as a jeweler to the king when he moved from Strasbourg to Paris in 1724
It is also called the "Marquise" cut in honor of the refined Madame de Pompadour
6k Pearl and Garnet Festoon Necklace April 4th Lavaliers are believed to haveThe festoon necklace became popular during the Georgian period (17141830s), carrying over into the Victorian era (18371901). Some of the more elaborate fashionable black necklaces (not meant for mourning) made during this period incorporated swags of jet beads and bohemian garnets, along with other materials, were also used. Who can forget Wynnona Rider's iconic red dress in the 1992 Coppola Dracula? A gown so iconic it became the standard for all
