New necklace added to my Etsy shop, great for Valentines Day, she is a Victorian lady,
I call her "Lady In Blue" with a rhinestone necklace and is in a silver frame with rope
detailing around it.  The chain measures approx 20 in.  Check her out at  www.vintagewears4u.etsy.com

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