Corvidae Antique has dated this piece to the 1920s.
The French jeweller Georges Frédéric Strass invented “Paste" in 1724.
It was an instant success with the chic upper classes of Parisian society and continues to be highly sought after today. Nowadays paste is often used as a generic term to describe costume gemstones.

SIZE: 4 x 0.2cm.
WEIGHT: 1.4g.
MATERIALS: 935 silver - a silver fineness higher than sterling silver (925). We most often see 935 on pieces from Germany, Austria and Switzerland c.1920s-40s, which absolutely fits with this piece.

HALLMARKS/STAMPS: Stamped 935 on the back.
CONDITION: In good vintage condition; the lines of the silver frame are a little wavy throughout, rather than dead straight. Fixes with a locking rollover clasp.
ERA: Art Deco c.1930.
Corvidae Antique has dated this piece to the 1920s.
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