Antique 14K Gold Diamond Pendant Brooch – 2 in 1 Materials: 14K Gold (XRF tested), Diamonds (tested) Total weight: 5.88 g Size: 41.5 × 23.5 × 7.8 mm Hallmarks: No hallmark (typical for early pieces) Gemstones Main Diamonds Cushion-cut diamond – approx. 4.5 × 3.6 × 2.5 mm → Estimated weight: ~0.30 ct Oval diamond (drop dangle) – approx. 4.6 × 2.5 × 1.5 mm → Estimated weight: ~0.15 ct Total main stone weight: ~0.45 ct Surrounding Diamonds 16 pcs, round, Old European cut, approx. 1.5 mm each → Average weight per stone ~0.015 ct → Total surrounding weight: ~0.24 ct Total Estimated Diamond Weight: ~0.69 carat Style & Era Style: Victorian Rococo Revival / Floral Foliate Scrollwork Era: Late Victorian, circa 1880–1900 This style is characterised by: ornate openwork patterns symmetrical floral rosettes curled gold scrolls old-cut diamonds in raised collet settings articulated (movable) diamond drop multifunctional brooch/pendant mechanisms typical of the period Craftsmanship Details Entirely hand-crafted in warm 14k gold. Intricate openwork scrolls and foliate motifs, typical of high Victorian jewelers. Beautifully raised coronet setting for the central diamond, giving height and sparkle. Surrounding diamonds set in hand-carved buttercup / collet mounts. The lower pear-shaped articulated diamond drop moves elegantly and enhances fire. Equipped with a folding brooch pin and a hidden hinge, allowing it to be worn either as a pendant or brooch. Original Victorian hand-made bail, wide enough for a modern chain. Description A magnificent late Victorian 14k gold diamond pendant-brooch, masterfully hand-crafted with elaborate floral and foliate scroll motifs. At the center sits a raised cushion-cut diamond framed by a halo of sixteen Old European-cut diamonds, each set into individually carved cups that create exceptional light return characteristic of pre-1900 craftsmanship. Suspended below is a sparkling articulated pear-shaped diamond drop that adds graceful movement and elegance. This jewel can be worn both as a pendant and a brooch, thanks to its original period dual mechanism. Rich in detail, movement, and sparkle, it is a superb example of 19th-century goldsmithing and a wearable piece of antique art. This piece has been fully checked by our in house jeweller & gemologist. Shipped tracked and insured from the Netherlands (within the European Union). You can expect to receive this item in 5 business days or less.