Autumn Gold

Large Antique Pendant With Citrine & Natural Pearls In Gold, Circa 1870 & Later


€ 1,290.00 *
Content 1 piece
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Large Antique Pendant With Citrine & Natural Pearls In Gold, Circa 1870 & Later
Large Antique Pendant With Citrine & Natural Pearls In Gold, Circa 1870 & Later
Description
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Faceted citrines in heavy gold settings were a specialty in the years around 1870, but if you look for this gemstone in old literature, it is hardly ever mentioned: in the 19th century, citrine was mostly referred to as Scottish or Spanish topaz. As a result, there are not many mentions of citrine by name in the old gemstone literature, let alone in jewelry catalogues, despite its former popularity. Here is a particularly beautifully crafted piece of jewellery with a two-carat citrine from around 1870. The round-cut stone has the deep, rich colour of sherry and shows orange and reddish reflections due to its elaborate faceting. It is held by a simple frame and surrounded by a frame of natural pearls in prong settings. Three-part, curved bands, also set with pearls in the middle, show small ball soldering, which corresponds to the taste of the so-called archaeological style that was fashionable in these years. The piece of jewellery has a loop that turns it into a pendant. We assume, however, that the pendant began its life as a brooch and then became a pendant in the graduated 20th century. We had the chain made and added it to the pendant. The piece of jewellery came to us here in Berlin.
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Large Antique Pendant With Citrine & Natural Pearls In Gold, Circa 1870 & Later
Autumn Gold
€ 1,290.00 *
Content 1 piece
Incl. VAT, Shipping
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