Featured Art Deco Bacon Crystal Dangle Necklace What color is this considered?

Hi guys,

I could not find another example of this color I think these are Art Deco, Czech, bicone crystal but that is all I could figure out. Not sure if I am totally correct Is there a name for the ball pendant and the color of the other pointy things? Marked ter which I first thought was Western Germany but now I am thinking possibly sterling I will test it once I get a good stone

Hope everyone is keeping well!!

 

Beautiful, gauntlett.
The bicones are glass 'Rheinkiesel' or rhinestones, called after rock crystals found in the Rhine River, which display rich rainbow colours.
In North America the term rhinestone came to be used for the type of faceted glass which the English call 'paste'. But these are the real Czech-made rhinestones, beautiful and highly sought after.

 

And I was hoping to see BACON! Where's the BACON? Now I'm hungry.

 

I've seen the crystals referred to as iris or rainbow glass....lots of examples on Google images.

 

The clasp looks more like it says "STER"....which should be short for 'sterling' ????

 

@Joan I googled my fingers off but I did not have the right term Tha k you guys so much!!

 

Yes, Czech iris glass is the same thing.

 

The stuff is so beautiful. I’m on the hunt for something for me in the stones!!!

 

I love me some bacon. I must of been hungry. Lmao. My phone has had a mind of its own lately

 

I was so mesmerized by the bicones that I completely forgot your other questions.
Yes it is Art Deco, and yes it is sterling. This original rhinestone or iris glass belonged to the special and more expensive types of glass. I have only ever seen them with silver.
Below is one of mine, set in silver, ca 1920. This is the seller's pic, I cleaned it when it came in, a huge difference.

 

Lol. I know, they are soooo pretty. I saw some emerald cut necklaces that I like. I’d have to modify it for length but... I’m hooked