A beautiful antique Edwardian old cut paste solitaire amethyst pendant in solid 9ct rose gold.
The paste amethyst is beautifully faceted in an antique cut with a high point at the back and flat table to the front. The stone is a rich deep purple radiating flashes of rose pink and it is mounted in a 9ct rose gold bezel with loop at the top and a soldered 9ct gold jump ring that is original to the piece. You can wear the pendant with either side facing up to vary the look, elegant, chic and full of old world charm!
We have added a new 9ct rose gold vermeil (gold plated sterling silver) Belcher chain to complete the look. Our chains are made in Italy, they are high quality and fully hallmarked. The Belcher is one of the most beloved of the antique chain styles still available today and perfect for wear with our antique pendants.
MATERIALS: pendant solid 9ct rose gold (chain 9ct gold plated sterling silver)
GEMSTONE: paste (glass) amethyst 24x18mm and 11mm deep
MEASUREMENTS: pendant approx. 1-1/4" high (30mm) and 3/4" (20mm) wide, chain 18" (45cm)
WEIGHT: 8.9 grams total
HALLMARKS: pendant stamped '9CT' on bale (chain stamped '925' and 'GP')
ERA: pendant circa 1910, Edwardian
CONDITION: Excellent condition showing expected signs of age and wear but has been very well looked after and there is no damage to the stone.
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