Handmade - Locket - 18 kt. Gold-filled, Yellow gold, extra large photo medallion/pendant Ruby - Ruby - 1900 Art Nouveau German






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Art Nouveau photo pendant from circa 1900, Germany, in 18 kt yellow gold partly gold-filled, with a ruby as main stone and small surrounding stones, weighing about 6.5 g and measuring 38 × 30 mm, opening to hold photographs, in excellent exterior condition.
Description from the seller
Art Nouveau Photo Pendant / Medallion in 18 kt Gold with Ruby, circa 1900
Beautiful antique photo pendant from the Art Nouveau period, crafted around 1900 in Germany. This elegant round medallion features a delicate design characteristic of the era and is adorned with a small engraved Ruby detail and small white stones (stones very small difficult to test).
The pendant opens to hold photographs or small personal keepsakes.
Recently professionally cleaned and refreshed in a goldsmith’s workshop, the pendant is in excellent condition on the outside, while retaining authentic signs of age on the inside, consistent with its antique nature.
A refined collector’s piece, both decorative and sentimental.
Details:
Period: circa 1900 (Art Nouveau)
Origin: Germany
Material: 18 kt yellow gold partly gold-filled
Stone: small ruby (engraved detail)
Shape: round with large eyelet (suitable for various chains)
Dimensions: approx. 38 mm height (including eyelet) × 30 mm width
Weight: ca. 6.5
Condition: excellent exterior condition, interior shows light age-related wear
Additional Information:
Supplied in a new jewellery gift box
The vintage box shown in photos is for presentation only and not included
Decorative items in photos are not part of the lot
Shipping:
Carefully packaged and shipped with Track & Trace and signature confirmation.
Art Nouveau Photo Pendant / Medallion in 18 kt Gold with Ruby, circa 1900
Beautiful antique photo pendant from the Art Nouveau period, crafted around 1900 in Germany. This elegant round medallion features a delicate design characteristic of the era and is adorned with a small engraved Ruby detail and small white stones (stones very small difficult to test).
The pendant opens to hold photographs or small personal keepsakes.
Recently professionally cleaned and refreshed in a goldsmith’s workshop, the pendant is in excellent condition on the outside, while retaining authentic signs of age on the inside, consistent with its antique nature.
A refined collector’s piece, both decorative and sentimental.
Details:
Period: circa 1900 (Art Nouveau)
Origin: Germany
Material: 18 kt yellow gold partly gold-filled
Stone: small ruby (engraved detail)
Shape: round with large eyelet (suitable for various chains)
Dimensions: approx. 38 mm height (including eyelet) × 30 mm width
Weight: ca. 6.5
Condition: excellent exterior condition, interior shows light age-related wear
Additional Information:
Supplied in a new jewellery gift box
The vintage box shown in photos is for presentation only and not included
Decorative items in photos are not part of the lot
Shipping:
Carefully packaged and shipped with Track & Trace and signature confirmation.
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