Antique Edwardian 10k Gold Greek Key Gold Pearl Lavaliere Pendant

Description: About this Piece Length: Just over 1 1/8” (excluding bail) Width: 3/4"Material: Tests for gold filled, natural pearl Weight: 1.2 gramsMark: Yes, 10k Era: Victorian Why You’ll Love It A simply irresistible silhouette. The ethereal and airy look of this Edwardian lavaliere is made even more impressive by the Greek Key motif symbolizing eternity. Its timeless 10k gold silhouette is enhanced by its openwork design and oh-so tiny luminous seed pearls contrasting with the generously sized pearl at the drop that sways freely for just the right touch of movement when worn. Condition and Quality● Bright patina with minimal surface wear to the setting. No dents or repairs.● Secure, original bail.● All seed pearls are intact and in place. Collector NoteOn Movement In Jewelry. Movement in jewelry is an indicator of a higher end piece, as it demonstrates that the designer considered how the jewelry would look and feel when it was actually worn. For example, high-end pieces often adjust to different necklines or wrists for comfort and a seamless look. Other times, movement is strategically incorporated for gemstones to catch the light or to enhance the sparkle of a certain gemstone cut. On Edwardian. The Edwardian period (also known as the Bell Epoch or beautiful era) from 1901 - 1910 was chiefly characterized by elegant, monochromatic designs in platinum, white gold, and silver, fitted with sparkling gemstones or glass. This was a time of affluence and progress for much of the world. As the Victorian era faded, traditionally-minded designers crafted pieces that felt as classic as Victorian jewelry but had a lighter feel and often ethereal look. Designs like the négligée necklace - asymmetrical and delicate - became popular. _gsrx_vers_1608 (GS 9.5 (1608))

Price: 235 USD

Location: Altadena, California

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