Historic Royal Palaces Jewel Gold

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Jewel Gold Amethyst Necklace

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Jewel Gold Pearl Necklace

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Jewel Gold Amethyst Earrings

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Jewel Gold Pearl Earrings

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Planted in 1768, the Great Wisteria at Hampton Court Palace is believed to be one of the oldest and largest wisterias in the world. Each spring, its cascading lilac blooms transform the palace’s South Front into a spectacular display of colour
and scent.

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Jewel Gold Amethyst and Pearl Set

Each spring, Hampton Court Palace's Great Wisteria transforms the Tudor gardens as cascading clusters of blossoms drape gracefully across centuries-old brickwork.

Inspired by this much-loved seasonal display, the Jewel Gold Amethyst and Pearl sets pair softly curved gold forms with Amethyst gemstones and Freshwater Pearls, echoing the natural movement and elegance of the flowering vine.

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The Great Wisteria

Planted in 1768, the Great Wisteria at Hampton Court Palace is believed to be one of the oldest and largest wisterias in the world. Each spring, its cascading lilac blooms transform the palace’s South Front into a spectacular display of colour and scent.

The twisting branches and trailing flowers have become an enduring part of Hampton Court’s garden landscape, a living link between the palace’s historic past and the changing seasons.