Antique 18ct Gold and Platinum 1.15ct Diamond Pendant, Circa 1915

This antique 18ct gold and platinum diamond pendant, dating to circa 1915, is a truly captivating example of early 20th-century craftsmanship and elegance.

This beautiful and unique piece reflects the refined transition from delicate Edwardian styling into the more structured beginnings of the Art Deco era, offering both historical charm and timeless wearability.

Suspended from a fine chain, the pendant is designed with a graceful, elongated drop that immediately draws the eye. A slender, diamond-set bale leads into an intricately worked open framework, showcasing exceptional attention to detail.

The metalwork is finely pierced, creating a lace-like effect that feels light and airy, while delicate milgrain edging adds a soft, textured finish that enhances its antique character.

Crafted in 18ct gold and topped with platinum settings, the piece achieves a striking contrast that highlights the brilliance of the diamonds. The cool platinum allows the stones to appear bright and lively, enhancing their natural sparkle.

Arranged in a harmonious and symmetrical formation, the diamonds are set within a series of rounded and gently tapering shapes that cascade elegantly towards the base of the pendant.

At its centre, a slightly larger diamond acts as a subtle focal point, surrounded by smaller stones that are thoughtfully graduated in size. The total diamond weight is approximately 1.15 carats, offering a refined, sophisticated shimmer that is both eye-catching and tasteful.

The pendant’s articulated design allows for gentle movement when worn, adding to its allure as it glimmers softly with every motion. Its slender proportions and intricate detailing make it a wonderfully versatile piece, equally suited to both special occasions and everyday elegance.

A rare and enchanting antique jewel, this pendant embodies grace, craftsmanship, and enduring style—an exceptional addition to any fine jewellery collection.

Product code: 156X0190