The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-06
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arranged In circle euuidlstant from each
other and two feet from the one In the middle.
1t IL. Of course, Ivy means OF mallets that the
balls are impelcd toward tho cups, which are
numbered as on the ordinary bagatelle board.
In the general revival OF all that was most
picturesque. beautiful, and magnificent in
dress and Its decorations during bygone con-
turios has been brought about u renaissance
in jewery as well. which now appears in all its
ancient and semi-barbaric splendor. touched
with the refining grace OF modern TstheticiSm.
Cleaning brocadcs stiff with metallic tracer
los ana glowing with many-colored floral de-
signs, have come ont of their retirement In
grandmothers' chests and lavenGer-scented
presses TO alorn the fresh beauty OF tho bellies
Of to-day, and with them fash out Of
their hiding places in velvet cases the
raro brilliancy OF emcrads, sapphircS.
aud rubies which have been sleeping in
safes and caskets for many years. Cleopatra
herself was scarcely more gorgeous and re-
splendent with gems and golden chains AID
Elrdes than arc the Indies of tho present yrnr
OF grace Mt NIL fttes and high carnivals OF
drcs-. Tho design OF most ornaments worn Ia
so cXGuisiie and artistic as, to onhqnce the
magnificent OF them Il dciicucy far removed
from tho mingled snlenIor and hldoonsnyS1
which formerly characterized tho goldsmith 3
art and wrought its dccadcncc
liGmond ilnrqs arr, again The crown,nE
SplrnlOT VI WOuulhE EHtS ana lOlctN, out us
tinGuished by Tunigtncss ., device that ,rem-
ders each ono individual and original. Deli
cato SPRAYS nl maidunhnir fern diamond
frosted, are woven into crown, which Lltahia
might have worn. for youthful brides, ana
c2ronGt Of magnificent gems i9imns a com
queen in he world OF fashion. The diamond
and ruby dog collars introduced BY the l'rn-
cess OF Nalos vie IN spcndur with the flexible
bands OF diamonds OF sapphircS. graduated in
size and eXuuisitoIy matching in color.
Dl9mouu cnaulettes nc, quito th9 greatest
novelty lust ut present. md ono OF their most
costly and beautiful specimens has shoulder
strings OF Orient pearls iu ing against tho bare
arms, ana Is so arranged that the whole orin-
mcnt breaks apart ~ pleasure into brooches,
nairpns Sc or untwists into nCckln lace.
Another oil tIo.n ccverly ARRANGED narurrS
ls IN ulImonlS. SO arranged as to form two tes-
toons cIaspcd by diamond flowers ut shoulder
and breast, which may ut tho owners pleasure
iaII apart into two brooches and riviero OF
precious stones.
A collar OF wonderful work manship. as nne
AMI flexible as laco consists If tiny flower
sprays OF diamonds and turquoise. with EN-
Tiny watches If blue or scarlet enamel. with
marQnise settings OF diamonds or rubios arc
supported on either side by slender bands OF
the same, and watch brooches have lewol(cd
Of the most charming Of the Seasons fAncicS
beinEo ruby rcd enamel ana diamonds. do
pending from u true lovers knot. all OF
precious stones. Among these ornamental
timopieces within reach OF n moderate purse
is ono OF oNidHed steel. with II monogram Of
diamonds on tho ease.
New brooches Hre OF trolOil shape or Of
diamoHd-cru .ted gold bands twisted into true
lovers knots or interlock"i hearts. A largo
diamond trefoll. with three magnificent
and ono OF black. Is sufficiently UNIQUE to de-
serve special mention.