Antique 18K yellow gold and silver pendant with rose-cut diamonds, early 900s

This delightful pendant is an example of antique jewelry, dating back to a period between the late 800th and early 900th centuries, the period in which the Art Nouveau style spread and reached its maximum splendor. 
For its structure, the image of a cluster of flowers was chosen, a downward-facing bouquet with a sinuous appearance and slightly asymmetrical proportions. Here, we find an 18K yellow gold setting, the material chosen for the stems, which have been intertwined, creating this incredible movement. Each stem ends with its own flower, composed of three or four petals (for the central, larger one), each illuminated by a rose-cut diamond, set in silver bezels that perfectly surround them. 
Finally, note how they placed a small highlight under the ring, another rose-cut diamond, and also the engravings on the stems and their leaves. 

EPOCH:
Late 800th/early 900th century

MATERIALS:
18K yellow gold, silver and rosette cut diamonds

DIMENSIONS:
Height with ring: 3,8 cm
Width: 2 cm

WEIGHT:
2.7 g

CONDITIONS:
Excellent condition with normal signs of wear commensurate with the age of the jewel.
For more information regarding the state of the jewel, read the next section "Additional information"

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
The stone weights indicated in carats represent approximate weights, taken with the stones set, which can therefore vary slightly.
Given their age, our antique and vintage jewelry is often not perfect and may show normal signs of surface wear, small imperfections and/or scratches, possibly present on both the gold parts and the stones.
But this is exactly what makes each piece special and unique!
NB: Each piece of jewelry we feature is available in a single copy. Hurry and choose yours before someone else does!
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