Sheet of Jewelry Designs 17th century

This anonymous 17th-century sheet of jewelry designs from the Metropolitan Museum of Art features several intricate designs for possible use in goldsmithing. The designs are created in pen and ink, with some details accentuated by a light wash of blue and brown. The various designs include a corner piece, two pendant drops, a repeating band, and two more pendants. This type of design sheet was likely used as a visual reference for artisans during the period.