Citrine - Silver - Necklace
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Unisex 925 silver cross pendant with citrine quartz and red garnets in late Art Déco style, circa 1950; chain length 79 cm, total weight 17.5 g, main stone 0.50 ct, 4 surrounding stones total 0.20 ct, no laboratory report, good condition with signs of wear.
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Silver cross necklace with citrine quartz and red garnets - Art Deco style, circa 1950
A surprisingly elegant silver cross pendant (stamped 925), whose design impressively reflects the formal language characteristic of late Art Deco.
Clean lines, balanced proportions, and the fascinating union of citrine quartz and intense red garnets give this piece a distinctive presence and a timeless rendition.
The cross is accompanied by a splendid 925 silver necklace, rice-link chain with a spring clasp, all plated in 18k rose gold. The elongated, cut stones display the warm, deep red hue typical of garnet, imparting the pendant with a noble, almost sacred feel.
The design unites decorative elegance with architectural rigor — a hallmark of the transitional period of late Art Deco. The symmetrical arrangement of stones, fine silver contours, and sober ornamentation recall European jewelry works from the 1950s.
Details
Material: 925 silver
Stones: citrine quartz and garnets
Style: late ART déco
Origin: circa 1950
Chain length: 79 cm
Weight: 17.5 g
Cross dimensions: approx. 7 x 4 cm
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Silver cross necklace with citrine quartz and red garnets - Art Deco style, circa 1950
A surprisingly elegant silver cross pendant (stamped 925), whose design impressively reflects the formal language characteristic of late Art Deco.
Clean lines, balanced proportions, and the fascinating union of citrine quartz and intense red garnets give this piece a distinctive presence and a timeless rendition.
The cross is accompanied by a splendid 925 silver necklace, rice-link chain with a spring clasp, all plated in 18k rose gold. The elongated, cut stones display the warm, deep red hue typical of garnet, imparting the pendant with a noble, almost sacred feel.
The design unites decorative elegance with architectural rigor — a hallmark of the transitional period of late Art Deco. The symmetrical arrangement of stones, fine silver contours, and sober ornamentation recall European jewelry works from the 1950s.
Details
Material: 925 silver
Stones: citrine quartz and garnets
Style: late ART déco
Origin: circa 1950
Chain length: 79 cm
Weight: 17.5 g
Cross dimensions: approx. 7 x 4 cm
Tracked shipping
complete with box
Details
Total carat weight of all stones
0.50
Style
Art Deco
No. of surrounding gemstones
4
No. of main gemstones
1
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Era
1900-2000
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
0.50
Metal
Silver
Total carat weight of surrounding stones
0.20
Brand jewellery
No
Cutting style of surrounding stones
Brilliant cut
Main stone
Citrine
Surrounding stones
Garnet
Total weight
17.5 g
Condition
Good condition - used with some signs of wear
Gender
Unisex
Shape of main stone
Round
Cutting style of main stone
Brilliant cut
Length
79 cm
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