An Edwardian natural pearl and diamond pendant necklace

An Edwardian natural pearl and diamond pendant necklace

Description

An Edwardian natural pearl and diamond pendant necklace, the diamond-set rhombus surmount, weighing, suspending a rectangular openwork frame of starburst design, with a collet-set round old-brilliant cut diamond to the center, the rays and corners of the rectangle millegrain set with smaller diamonds, terminating to three stands of natural pearls graduating in length, each with a diamond set drop finial of foliate design, the diamonds estimating to weigh 0.65 carats in total, all mounted in platinum, circa 1910, accompanied by Gem & Pearl Laboratory report stating the pearls are natural of saltwater origin, the pendant measuring 4.2cm, the necklace measuring 34.5cm, gross weight 6.0 grams.

A wonderful example of the delicate and feminie designs that were produced during the Edwardian era. The combination of pearls and diamonds creates a sublte elegance to the piece. Perfect for any festive occasion.