Coin pendant - 22 kt. Yellow gold
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Gold 20 Francs coin pendant – Napoleon III (1867) mounted in a medallion
Charming antique pendant created from a genuine gold 20 francs Napoleon III coin, dated 1867, mounted in a medallion in an ornate setting.
The coin is visible on both sides:
• obverse, laurel-headed profile of Napoleon III with the legend “NAPOLEON III EMPEREUR”,
• reverse, the arms of the French Empire surmounted by the imperial crown, surrounded by the legend “EMPIRE FRANÇAIS” and the facial value “20 F” with the date 1867.
The round setting foregrounds the coin with a beaded/corded edge giving a nice relief effect, with a mobile bail allowing the medallion to be worn on a thin or medium chain.
Specifications
• Item: pendant / medallion
• Coin: 20 francs gold Napoleon III
• Date: 1867
• Coin metal: gold (typical alloy of the 20 F Napoleon coins)
• Setting: decorative round surround, corded edge, welded bail for chain passage
• Total weight: 8.20 g
Condition
Very good overall:
• reliefs on the coin well preserved, legends legible,
• sturdy setting, bail securely closed,
• fine signs of wear and micro-scratches, normal for an antique jewelry piece worn.
Presentation & shipping
• Coin inspected by a jewelry professional
• Careful shipping, tracked and insured
• Any applicable duties or import taxes remain the responsibility of the buyer.
Seller's Story
Founded in Monte-Carlo in 1968, in the iconic casino district located in the heart of the Principality of Monaco. Fascinated by vintage art, the Monte-Carlo Bijoux house has acquired over time, prestigious creations from individuals or when this is of historical interest from specialized auctions.
The notoriety of Monte Carlo Bijoux was immediate in the world since it is one of the pioneers of internet sales. To meet an international and demanding clientele, Monte-Carlo Bijoux is now launching its own secure site to cope with its growing success.
The DNA and raison d'être of Monte-Carlo Bijoux is customer satisfaction, fulfilling their dreams, whether through historical and Vintage pieces or contemporary creations giving free rein to the imagination of its dear customers. .
No limit, since the house has now acquired a know-how in the alliance of precious metals, adorned or not with stones such as diamonds or semi-precious stones, a skillful blend of tradition, modernity and daring, all the ingredients are therefore united so that through a jewel, an intense and unforgettable emotion is the timeless witness of an important occasion in your eyes.
Translated by Google TranslateGold 20 Francs coin pendant – Napoleon III (1867) mounted in a medallion
Charming antique pendant created from a genuine gold 20 francs Napoleon III coin, dated 1867, mounted in a medallion in an ornate setting.
The coin is visible on both sides:
• obverse, laurel-headed profile of Napoleon III with the legend “NAPOLEON III EMPEREUR”,
• reverse, the arms of the French Empire surmounted by the imperial crown, surrounded by the legend “EMPIRE FRANÇAIS” and the facial value “20 F” with the date 1867.
The round setting foregrounds the coin with a beaded/corded edge giving a nice relief effect, with a mobile bail allowing the medallion to be worn on a thin or medium chain.
Specifications
• Item: pendant / medallion
• Coin: 20 francs gold Napoleon III
• Date: 1867
• Coin metal: gold (typical alloy of the 20 F Napoleon coins)
• Setting: decorative round surround, corded edge, welded bail for chain passage
• Total weight: 8.20 g
Condition
Very good overall:
• reliefs on the coin well preserved, legends legible,
• sturdy setting, bail securely closed,
• fine signs of wear and micro-scratches, normal for an antique jewelry piece worn.
Presentation & shipping
• Coin inspected by a jewelry professional
• Careful shipping, tracked and insured
• Any applicable duties or import taxes remain the responsibility of the buyer.
Seller's Story
Founded in Monte-Carlo in 1968, in the iconic casino district located in the heart of the Principality of Monaco. Fascinated by vintage art, the Monte-Carlo Bijoux house has acquired over time, prestigious creations from individuals or when this is of historical interest from specialized auctions.
The notoriety of Monte Carlo Bijoux was immediate in the world since it is one of the pioneers of internet sales. To meet an international and demanding clientele, Monte-Carlo Bijoux is now launching its own secure site to cope with its growing success.
The DNA and raison d'être of Monte-Carlo Bijoux is customer satisfaction, fulfilling their dreams, whether through historical and Vintage pieces or contemporary creations giving free rein to the imagination of its dear customers. .
No limit, since the house has now acquired a know-how in the alliance of precious metals, adorned or not with stones such as diamonds or semi-precious stones, a skillful blend of tradition, modernity and daring, all the ingredients are therefore united so that through a jewel, an intense and unforgettable emotion is the timeless witness of an important occasion in your eyes.
Translated by Google TranslateDetails
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Metal
Yellow gold
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
22 kt.
Total weight
8.2 g
Condition
Excellent condition - barely used with minimal signs of wear
Gender
Unisex
Country of Origin
France
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