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Belle Époque necklace with diamonds and pearls in 14-karat white and yellow gold, platinum-plated - around 1910

An artfully crafted necklace from the Belle Époque period around 1910,

which clearly shows the influence of Art Nouveau.

The fine chain is made of 14-karat white gold and is firmly attached to the pendant.

The pendant itself is made from 14 carat yellow gold with a platinum-plated front, typical of the period,

which perfectly accentuates the sparkling diamonds.

The ornament features a delicate, symmetrical design that can be depicted as a stylized heart,

can be interpreted as a stylized heart or a butterfly motif - a

a typical symbolic language of the turn of the century that hovers between romanticism and nature inspiration.

The openwork appears delicate and lively, as the leaf and tendril elements twist and turn and are densely encrusted with numerous small diamonds

are densely set with numerous small diamonds, which are set in an old rose cut.

A slightly larger diamond sits in the center, which harmoniously bundles the overall picture.

A round cultured pearl adorns the center, while a larger teardrop-shaped pearl hangs elegantly from the lower end

hangs elegantly from the lower end, lending the necklace additional movement and lightness.

The milgrain setting on the settings emphasizes the sparkling character of the diamonds and gives the piece its unmistakable shine

and gives the piece the unmistakable sparkle of its era.

The antique necklace is in a very good state of preservation with

minor signs of wear due to its age.

The Spring ring was replaced later.

Material:      Chain 585 white gold, middle part 14 carat yellow gold / platinum-plated, diamonds, pearls