THE POETRY OF LIGHTNESS

Antique necklace from the Belle Èpoque era with seed pearls and peridot from around 1890:

This extraordinary necklace dates back to the 19th century and is an impressive

is an impressive example of the elegant jewelry art of the time.

The piece is crafted in 15 carat yellow gold - an alloy that was exclusively used in the 19th century

and underlines the antique character of this piece of jewelry.

The clasp is made of 375 gold and was probably added later,

but fits harmoniously into the overall picture.

The necklace is richly decorated with a multitude of fine seed pearls,

which are artfully set in symmetrical ornaments.

The central motif in the form of an elongated diamond is particularly striking,

in the middle of which is a small group of pearls and a pale green peridot.

This stone is a precious detail, as it is a symbol of vitality, renewal and protection

Protection and was already revered in ancient times as the "gemstone of the sun".

Below the main motif, ornamental leaf shapes, also set with seed pearls, adorn the necklace.

The necklace is finished off with a movable tassel pendant made from fine gold chains,

which is embellished with a small pearl.

This playful movement lends the piece a special liveliness and lightness.

The symbolism of the seed pearls enhances the elegance of the necklace.

In the 19th century, they stood for purity, delicacy and innocence, and were often used in sentimental and romantic jewelry

used in sentimental and romantic jewelry.

The combination with the peridot underlines the importance of life, growth and renewal.

The necklace is in a very good state of preservation and is an impressive example of the fine, detailed goldsmithing of its era

Goldsmithing of its era.

An extraordinary, historic piece of jewelry with deep symbolism - a necklace that embodies feminine grace,

Feminine grace, romance and the refined craftsmanship of the 19th century.

Dimensions in cm:   Total length: 37 Middle section: 5.1

Material:       15 carat yellow gold, clasp 375 gold, perdiot, seed pearls

Provenance:    probably England around 1890

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