Need help with this set

[lgbaz]

Hello,  I have no clue on this set.  It belonged to my grandmother, so I think it is fairly old.  What type of stone is this?  Yellow Jade, maybe??  It does not feel like plastic.   There are no markings of any kind, so I am pretty sure it's not gold.   Brass, perhaps?  What style would you call this?  Art Deco?  Any help would be appreciated!   Thank you!   Lisa

[rubiano98]

Egg yolk amber? Just a guess. Or maybe art glass?

[mforjan]

It looks like glass to me. Does it feel cold or warm on your cheek? Tap it on your teeth as well as with a piece of glass and a piece of plastic, which does it feel like?

Can you show a closeup of the front and back of one of the pieces of stone?

Beautiful set!

[flipping_treasures]

It looks like satin glass to me too. 

[lgbaz]

It is definitely not plastic.  Could be glass.  It definitely has some weight to it and feels cool to touch it, so it's either a stone of some type or glass.  Here is a close up picture of the stone.  Thanks for your help!!  

[lgbaz]

Here is the back of the stone.  

[flipping_treasures]

If you see air bubbles in the stones, then they are glass.  This looks like some of the pieces coming out of West Germany during the 50s-60s, time frame, to me.

[mforjan]

JMHO, I agree, satin glass 

[lgbaz]

Thanks everyone for the help!  I think you are correct, I think it's milk glass.  I appreciate the info!    Lisa

[old.crows.nest]

I didn't see anyone mention Milk glass. Milk glass does not have a satin finish, it is a flat matte color like milk not softened butter.

[old.crows.nest]

To research try keywords "Czech Yellow Satin Glass Filigree Necklace"

If the chain part of the necklace is original then I agree with Sandy about the time but if it looks replaced I think it is possible this set could be pre-WW2.

[hobok_us]

I would NOT call this milk glass. SATIN glass would be the correct term, IMO. Very pretty set.

[lgbaz]

The earrings are screw backs though.  Wouldn't that make it older??