Georgian Garnet & Turquoise Flower Rivière Necklace French "The will of her late

"The will of her late Royal Highness was opened by her executors the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Cambridge (her eldest and her youngest brothers) on the day after her death

Birmingham 1898

while the sapphires have a great vivid blue colour

and everything else without reserve

The bell is carved from a single piece of rose quartz

Georgian Garnet & Turquoise Flower Rivière Necklace French "The will of her lateDATE: Georgian, c. 1800 This stunning piece of Georgian finery was once property of Princess Amelia, King George III's favourite daughter who sadly suffered a premature death. Unlike the majority of her estate, which was left to her illicit lover General Charles FitzRoy, this necklace along with a handful of other jewels was left to her sister Mary, as per the princess's Will. It is mentioned in The Romance of Princess Amelia, by WS Childe Pemberton: