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Fine, timeless and elegant pieces of jewelry in white gold dominated fashion and the shop windows of jewellers during the Art Deco period. 

Hardly any woman could resist these combined exquisite materials of diamonds and white gold  .

This austere and antique pendant is a predestined example of this. 

The very rare and large pendant dates from around 1910-20 and is crafted in 14 carat white gold.

The openwork form with millegriff technique is set with an antique-shaped faceted emerald of approx. 0.70 ct,

surrounded by four old-cut diamonds totaling approx. 1 ct. and 28 diamond roses,

the eyelet has been professionally reworked and is practical to open,

this makes it easy to change the thickness of the chain,

with a necklace, also circa 1910-20, crafted in 14 carat white gold,

Thanks to the exquisite materials, the pendant is of the highest quality. 

The pendant is made of 14 carat white gold and is open-worked, while the fine antique chain, also made of 14 carat white gold, forms a homogeneous unit. 

The patented clasp with safety eyelet allows the piece of jewelry to be worn without restriction.

The pendant is beautifully preserved and radiates with the brilliance of the gemstones.

 A beautiful piece of jewelry from the original Art Deco period around 1920.

Material:     14 carat white gold, 4 x diamond approx. 1 carat, plus 28 x diamond rose, 1 x emerald approx. 0.7 carat

Provenance:  probably Germany 1910/20

Dimensions in cm:   H = 3.9 cm Total length of the chain L= 44 cm

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