1930's Goldstone Lucky Bean Charm wedgwood The stone takes its name

The stone takes its name from the Greek lapis nephriticus (literally "kidney stone") and was

the oval face is bordered with a double halo of lapis lazuli and fine gold

He was determined to change the current look of homeware and fashion

and especially lovely - modelled in 18k gold throughout

1930's Goldstone Lucky Bean Charm wedgwood The stone takes its nameDATE: Art Deco, c. 1930 An adorable antique charm dating from the 1930's. It's designed as a little lucky bean, perfectly formed from glistening goldstone (aka as aventurine). It features silver gilded fittings and makes a lovely addition to your collection. Lucky beans were popular throughout the Victorian and Edwardian eras, allegedly inspired by the "sea beans" that would occasionally wash up on European beaches after travelling on Ocean currents