Description

Antique Edwardian Circular Diamond Set Openwork Pendant, circa 1910

A breathtaking example of early 20th century craftsmanship, this Edwardian diamond-set brooch has been thoughtfully converted into an elegant pendant through the removal of the original pin and the addition of a refined swivel clasp. The beautifully executed platinum mount features an airy openwork garland design, embodying the lightness and femininity so prized during the Edwardian era.

Set throughout with 1.95 ctw is a dazzling combination of Old European Cut, single cut, and rose cut diamonds, the pendant is richly detailed with delicate milgrain work, showcasing the extraordinary hand craftsmanship of the period. Romantic, intricate, and endlessly wearable, this exceptional piece is truly a work of art.

The pendant is offered ready to wear with the pictured antique lorgnette chain. Should you prefer to use your own chain, please contact us for pricing for the pendant alone.

The antique chain is marked 14k white gold on the spring clasp and weighs 3.71 grams. Designed with elongated diamond-shaped stations connected by fine cable links, the chain culminates in a graceful triangular junction with a lower extension drop, beautifully complementing the pendant’s delicate openwork design. The wearable necklace length is approximately 26 inches with an additional 4 inch drop, for a total chain length of 30 inches, or approximately 33 inches including the pendant. The pendant measures 1 1/2 inches in diameter.

A video link is available upon request for a closer look at its remarkable sparkle and craftsmanship. Flexible purchasing is available through our 0% interest layaway plan, ideal for meaningful milestones. www.HeritageJewelry.com on Instagram VanessaatHeritageJewelry