0.58ct Diamond and Platinum Pendant – Antique Circa 1920. Date: Circa 1920. A stunning, fine and impressive 0.58 carat diamond and platinum pendant with an 18K White Gold chain; part of our diverse antique jewelry and estate jewelry collections.
This white opal pendant is hallmarked to the reverse of the bale with the 18K Gold fineness mark (750)and has been independently tested using state of the art technology (Niton XL2 Analyzer) and verified as 18 carat gold.
This white opal pendant is hallmarked to the reverse of the bale with the 18K Gold fineness mark (750)and has been independently tested using state of the art technology (Niton XL2 Analyzer) and verified as 18 carat gold.
This Art Nouveau pendant is exceptional quality, set with impressive diamonds displaying a fine white color and brilliance. Diamond Quality. Date: Circa 1910 Condition. This exceptional, fine and impressive antique pendant has been crafted in 18K Yellow Gold.
This Art Nouveau pendant is exceptional quality, set with impressive diamonds displaying a fine white color and brilliance. Diamond Quality. Date: Circa 1910 Condition. This exceptional, fine and impressive antique pendant has been crafted in 18K Yellow Gold.
A stunning, fine and impressive antique Victorian 1.25 carat peridot and 1.95 carat diamond, 9 Karat Yellow Gold and silver set pendant / brooch; part of our diverse antique peridot jewelry collections.
0.88ct Diamond and Platinum Pendant – Art Deco – Antique Circa 1925. A fine and impressive antique Art Deco 0.88 carat diamond and platinum pendant; part of our diverse antique jewelry and estate jewelry collections.
2.05ct Sapphire and 1.49ct Diamond, Platinum Ring – Antique Circa 1930. A stunning, fine and impressive antique 2.05 carat sapphire and 1.49 carat diamond, platinum ring; part of our diverse collection of antique sapphire jewelry.
5.15ct Diamond and 10K Yellow Gold ‘Bow’ Necklace – Antique Circa 1920. This stunning, fine and impressive diamond bow necklace has been crafted in 10K Yellow Gold with a 10K White Gold setting. This antique 1920’s diamond necklace has been independently tested using state of the art technology (Niton XL2 Analyzer) and verified as 10K Gold and platinum.
The rarity of cat’s eye chrysoberyl enhances collectible significance, while the yellow gold setting amplifies tonal warmth and visual cohesion. This integration of optical rarity and symbolic association contributes to its enduring appeal.