An Edwardian diamond, pearl and enamel brooch-pendant

An Edwardian diamond, pearl and enamel brooch-pendant

Description

An Edwardian diamond, pearl and polychrome enamel brooch-pendant, to the centre an old-cut diamond weighing 1.08 carats and assessed to be of L colour and VS2-SI1 clarity, surrounded by six pearls graduating in size, all within an openwork white and black enamelled frame of scroll design embellished with three pink and yellow enamelled flowers each centrally-set with a small old-cut diamond, flanked with blue enamelled foliate decorations, terminating to a single pearl drop, accompanied by GCS reort stating that all the pearls are natural of saltwater origin, all mounted in gold with detachable pendant loop and gold brooch fitting, in original fitted case from Chapple & Mantell, circa 1905, measuring 5.5 x 3.9cm, gross weight 12.1 grams.

A delicate and elegant Edwardian brooch-pendant. With its symmetrical yet organic lines, this unique pendant presents a whimsical design inspired by the beauty of nature. Its captivating form is meticulously adorned with vibrant enamels, accentuated by the lustre of exquisite natural pearls, and old-cut diamonds. Evoking the refinement and sophistication reminiscent of the Edwardian era, this pendant stands as a timeless symbol of elegance.