Pretty Edwardian Seed Pearl and Garnet 9ct Gold Pendant

• Item Code: AJP058
• Availability: In Stock

Description

This very pretty Edwardian Pendant Circa 1910 crafted during the Art Nouveau period.  The pendant has been handcrafted in 9ct red Gold with an open-work design and lovely, flowing curves.

It’s decorated with four round cut Garnets that are deep red with a background of rich brown and orange hues.  There are two seed Pearls of wonderful luster one set in the center of five petals, a forget-me-not flower and the other seed Pearl is set in the bail.

Steeped in English history the pendant's elegant curves and foliate motifs are typical of the era.

It would make a beautiful gift for a loved one.


A glamorous and elegant piece with a timeless look that looks fabulous when worn.

Condition and Wear:

Excellent; Very light wear consistent with age and use. There are no major marks or scratches that we feel necessary to mention.  All of our jewellery is professionally cleaned prior to us listing it.

Images does not always reflect the true colour and brilliance of gemstones and Diamonds.  The video however provides a truer representation of the actual colour and showcases each stone.

Please view video of the pendant here:

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We are happy to provide a detailed professional appraisal indicating a replacement value for insurance purposes on request for your item on completion of the sale.
         
Total ring weight:          1.6 grams
Overall design measures:    50 x 25mm

Most rings can be professionally sized up or down one size unless noted and sometimes more in our own highly experienced jewellery workshops.

Note: Stones have not been removed from their mounts to preserve the integrity of the setting. All Diamond and Gemstone weights have been approximated by measurement and formula and may vary from actual weights.

All pictures are completely unedited but are zoomed in to show all detail.

Please note that photographs are significantly bigger than the actual item and show any blemishes up more than in real life.