No reserve price - Pendant Gold-filled Ruby - Pearl
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Two antique gold-filled pendants featuring three rubies as the main stones and five white pearls, dating to around 1800–1850, each about 4 cm by 3 cm with a total weight of 12 g, in very good condition with minor wear, noting a missing small stone in the flower on the round medallion.
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Set of two beautiful antique pendants for holding photos or keepsakes. In good overall condition. Note: a small stone is missing at the center of the flower on the round pendant.
Set of two beautiful antique pendants for holding photos or keepsakes. In good overall condition. Note: a small stone is missing at the center of the flower on the round pendant.
Details
Estimated period
1800-1850
No. of main gemstones
3
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Era
1400-1900
Number of pearls
5
Brand jewellery
No
Metal
Gold-filled
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
0.03
Main stone
Ruby
Diameter of pearls (in mm)
0.1 mm
Pearl colour
White
Surrounding stones
Pearl
Total weight
12 g
Condition
Very good condition - slightly used with small signs of wear
Gender
Women
Country of origin
Unknown
Pearl surface quality
Clean
Shape of main stone
Round
Width
3 cm
Length
4 cm
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