Designs for Jewelry before 1697

"Designs for Jewelry" is a print created by Johann Adreas Pfeffel before 1697. It is a detailed engraving that presents a variety of designs for jewelry, including crosses, medallions, and frames. The meticulous detail and intricate patterns of the designs highlight the Baroque style, prevalent in the late 17th century. The print offers a glimpse into the craftsmanship and aesthetic preferences of the time, showcasing the delicate balance between ornamentation and functionality in jewelry design.