Silver - Necklace - Art deco, ca. 1930s

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Constance Rousseau
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Selected by Constance Rousseau

Master marquetry craftswoman with 4 years' expert experience. Trainee auctioneer at Sotheby's Paris.

Estimate  € 150 - € 200
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€7

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This Art Deco silver pendant necklace, dating from around the 1930s, features a faceted hematite stone and rose-cut marcasites, with one marcasite missing.

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Description from the seller

A striking statement of 1920s geometric design, this elegant Art Deco pendant necklace is crafted in solid silver with a beautifully antiqued patina. The architectural centerpiece features a custom-cut, faceted square hematite gemstone that delivers a deep, metallic luster. Framing the dark focal stone is a precise geometric border encrusted with sparkling rose-cut marcasites, enhancing the machine-age aesthetic with brilliant contrast. Please note that one tiny marcasite is missing from the border setting, which is consistent with its authentic vintage history and has been factored into the value. Suspended from a decorative bail on a classic silver rope chain, the pendant rests elegantly on the décolletage and fastens securely with a spring-ring clasp.
Details
Material: Silver
Weight: 11.22 g
Necklace length: 45 cm
Pendant dimensions: 36 mm × 20 mm
Gemstone: Hematite & Pyrite Marcasites
Condition: good vintage condition (one marcasite missing from the border)
Design: Art Deco Geometric Marcasite Pendant
Estimated era: 1920s – 1930s (Art Deco)

Note: We sell antique/vintage pieces of jewelry, so there might be some signs of wear due to their age. Please look at the photos carefully before placing a bid!
Note: All items are photographed in a light box under strong lighting to ensure clear detail and color accuracy. However, please note that colors may appear slightly different on screen due to lighting conditions and individual device displays.

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Seller's Story

With over 15 years of expertise in fine jewelry, Deta Schmuck, based in Düsseldorf, Germany, offers a carefully curated selection of pieces that tell their own stories. Our passion lies especially in antique and vintage jewelry, as well as selected modern creations. Through years of experience and travels across Europe, we have developed a trained eye for exceptional quality and authentic pieces. With us, you'll find not just jewelry, but witnesses of time with their own history - from classic antique pieces to timeless vintage jewels.

A striking statement of 1920s geometric design, this elegant Art Deco pendant necklace is crafted in solid silver with a beautifully antiqued patina. The architectural centerpiece features a custom-cut, faceted square hematite gemstone that delivers a deep, metallic luster. Framing the dark focal stone is a precise geometric border encrusted with sparkling rose-cut marcasites, enhancing the machine-age aesthetic with brilliant contrast. Please note that one tiny marcasite is missing from the border setting, which is consistent with its authentic vintage history and has been factored into the value. Suspended from a decorative bail on a classic silver rope chain, the pendant rests elegantly on the décolletage and fastens securely with a spring-ring clasp.
Details
Material: Silver
Weight: 11.22 g
Necklace length: 45 cm
Pendant dimensions: 36 mm × 20 mm
Gemstone: Hematite & Pyrite Marcasites
Condition: good vintage condition (one marcasite missing from the border)
Design: Art Deco Geometric Marcasite Pendant
Estimated era: 1920s – 1930s (Art Deco)

Note: We sell antique/vintage pieces of jewelry, so there might be some signs of wear due to their age. Please look at the photos carefully before placing a bid!
Note: All items are photographed in a light box under strong lighting to ensure clear detail and color accuracy. However, please note that colors may appear slightly different on screen due to lighting conditions and individual device displays.

Shipping: Your item will be packed securely and sent with registered and insured shipping via DHL.
As a standard procedure, we send out all objects within 1 or 2 days after receiving confirmation from Catawiki. However, we'd like to clarify that the delivery timeline from our end to your doorstep depends entirely on DHL (German Post), we have no influence on the delivery time; it all depends on DHL and the destination country/city.

Seller's Story

With over 15 years of expertise in fine jewelry, Deta Schmuck, based in Düsseldorf, Germany, offers a carefully curated selection of pieces that tell their own stories. Our passion lies especially in antique and vintage jewelry, as well as selected modern creations. Through years of experience and travels across Europe, we have developed a trained eye for exceptional quality and authentic pieces. With us, you'll find not just jewelry, but witnesses of time with their own history - from classic antique pieces to timeless vintage jewels.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Metal
Silver
Brand jewellery
No
Total weight
11.22 g
Condition
Vintage - used with visible signs of wear
Gender
Unisex
Title additional information
Art deco, ca. 1930s
GermanyVerified
10310
Objects sold
100%
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