Egyptian Drop Earrings Mirror Castle Howard is often said

Castle Howard is often said to be Britain’s most sublime country house

David Garrick

The paintings were in the possession of William Beckford until Soane bought them at an auction in 1802 for 570 guineas (Mrs Soane bid for them at Christie's on her husband's behalf)

Thea Mallory has created a pack of keepsakes for you to treasure or send to others to treasure in turn

Egyptian Drop Earrings Mirror Castle Howard is often saidInspired by the striped Nemes headdress, a symbol of royal pharaonic authority in ancient Egypt, these pierced earrings offer a striking touch of elegance. They are made of 18ct gold plated sterling silver with lapis lazuli stone. Length: 6 cm Please note that for hygiene reasons we are unable to offer refunds or exchange any orders for earrings.