Thanks ... I would post them larger but really sort of want to remain a little anonymous, as much as that is possible.
I will say she had some extraordinary jewelry, I've never seen or felt the like of the craftsmanship in terms of weight, scale, versatility (she had pieces that were made to be worn many different ways, as a pendant one day or as a brooch the next, necklaces that could be redoubled into bracelets with special clasps, etc.). When I felt them in my hands, it was that different from anything I've ever felt. You get reminded of how so much jewelry today is constantly made with economy in mind, which sometimes you don't see, but you often feel.
Elizabeth's jewels were unapologetically heavy, and I was surprised to see how many earrings she had which were custom-ordered to be both for pierced or non-pierced ears with this clever little folding post that I had to see in person to understand.
