Edwardian 9ct Gold & Purple Paste Stones Pendant c.1900–1915
£225.00
A charming Edwardian 9ct gold pendant dating from around 1900–1915, designed with delicate openwork detailing and rich purple glass stones.
The pendant has an elegant circular form centred by a quatrefoil-shaped motif, decorated with applied flower heads and small trefoil details around the outer edge. A faceted purple glass stone sits at the centre, while a second matching stone hangs freely beneath, giving the pendant a gentle sense of movement.
The reverse is stamped ‘9C’ and has been acid tested as 9ct gold.”
The stones have been tested with a Presidium Gem Tester II and show virtually no response, so they are described as glass rather than natural amethyst.
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Light, graceful and distinctly Edwardian in character, this is a lovely antique pendant that would sit beautifully on a fine gold chain.
Dimensions: approximately 3.2cm high excluding the bale × 2.3cm wide
Weight: approximately 1.8g
Metal: 9ct gold — stamped 9C and acid tested
Mark: 9C
Stones: Purple Paste Stones
Date: circa 1900–1915
A very pretty original Edwardian pendant, ready to wear and be admired.
Arrives carefully presented in a new gift box.
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