WINDOW TO THE SEA

The Edwardian period (1901-1910, stylistically continuing in some cases until around 1915),

characterized by the reign of King Edward VII, is regarded as one of the most elegant and stylish periods in the art of jewelry.

After the strict, sentimental aesthetics of the Victorian era, a new ideal of lightness developed under Edward,

luxurious sophistication and technical perfection.

Jewelry from this period was characterized by filigree workmanship, the use of pastel-coloured gemstones,

delicate lines and an aesthetic openness - jewelry should radiate without weighing you down.

This impressive historical pendant fits perfectly into this artistic tradition.

The magnificent Aquamarine of approx. 12 carats forms the radiant center of this extraordinary pendant,

its intense, clear hue in a light, aquamarine-blue sea shimmer lends the gemstone a fascinating depth and a beautiful

the gemstone a fascinating depth and brilliance. The stone was set with the finest precision craftsmanship in

14 carat yellow gold - the harmonious combination of gold and the cool blue of the aquamarine creates an elegant contrast

an elegant contrast that is characteristic of the Edwardian Era.

The setting features filigree ornaments and small, accentuating seed pearls, which enhance the overall look like fine points of light

The overall look and further refine the pendant.

The antique pendant is suspended from a solid, artfully crafted Gold chain made from 15 carat yellow gold attached,

whose even, solid chain links convey a feeling of luxury and stability.

The original tubular clasp from the same era is decorated with subtle engravings and

seamlessly into the overall picture - a historically authentic handcrafted detail,

that is rarely found in such perfect condition today.

The clasp closes securely and reliably, underlining the high-quality craftsmanship of this piece of jewelry.

Aquamarines were particularly popular in the Edwardian period, as their soft blue reflected the fashionable colors of the era and

symbolized purity, clarity and hope.

The choice of such a large gemstone was an expression of wealth and a modern sense of style, as large,

perfectly cut colored gemstones were often used as central eye-catchers in jewelry design.

The combination of exquisite material, elegant lines and luxurious radiance clearly places this magnificent piece

clearly places this magnificent piece in the years around 1910/1915.

Despite its age of over 110 years, this pendant is in a remarkably good remarkably good condition:

The aquamarine shows excellent transparency and fine light refraction, the gold surfaces are carefully maintained and the pearls are immaculately set

and the pearls are immaculately set. This is a collector's item with a museum-like character,

that can be worn as a fine piece of jewelry or preserved as a historical treasure.

This magnificent one-of-a-kind piece combines the elegance of the Edwardian era with handcrafted perfection and exceptional gemstones like no other

Perfection and exceptional gemstone quality - a window to the sea, a light catcher, a timeless masterpiece.

Material:   Pendant 14 carat yellow gold  + chain 15 carat yellow gold, Aquamarine approx. 12 carats, seed pearl

Dimensions in cm: Pendant: 3.1 x 1.5 Chain: 51

Provenance: probably England around 1910/15

You will receive our jewelry ready to give and lovingly packaged with expertise.