Diamonds outline a crescent moon and its ruffled and flaming aura of light in this antique pendant.
With a presence ideal for wear every and any day, it is encrusted with twenty-six shimmering natural diamonds.
Characteristic of the era, the top is silver to emphasize the whiteness of the diamonds, and the reverse is rose gold.
Details:
Twenty six diamonds
Total weight of .62 carats
Color H-J, clarity VS2-SI3
Silver topped 14k rose gold
Circa 1880.
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Date: Circa 1880.
Measurements: Length of 1 inch and the moon itself is under 7/8 of an inch long and 13/16 inches wide. Weight of 2.7 grams.
Condition: Excellent, converted from a brooch to a pendant, expertly done with only faint traces of the transformation.
Diamonds outline a crescent moon and its ruffled and flaming aura of light in this antique pendant.
With a presence ideal for wear every and any day, it is encrusted with twenty-six shimmering natural diamonds.
Characteristic of the era, the top is silver to emphasize the whiteness of the diamonds, and the reverse is rose gold.
Details:
Twenty six diamonds
Total weight of .62 carats
Color H-J, clarity VS2-SI3
Silver topped 14k rose gold
Circa 1880.
