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London’s historic district for master watchmakers and goldsmiths
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18th century
Autumn skies seem so much bluer
The art of "seeing" is known as "scrying"
Antique Moonstone Matinée Riviere foiled garnets London’s historic district for master"It is the very error of the moon; she comes more nearer earth than she was wont, and makes men mad." William Shakespeare Moonstone has been used in jewelry for civilizations. The Romans believed it came from the solidified rays of the moon. Both Romans and Greeks associated it with lunar deities such as Diana, Selene, Trivia and Hecate, the Queen of the Night. Known as the Traveler's Stone, it is especially protective of those who travel by night.