Edwardian 9ct Gold Peridot and Seed Pearl Openwork Circular Brooch / Pendant, Circa 1910

This elegant circular brooch/pendant, dating to circa 1910 and crafted in 9ct yellow gold, is a beautifully detailed example of early 20th-century design.

Formed in an intricate openwork arrangement, the piece features a striking central floral starburst, its slender petals delicately set with luminous seed pearls that radiate from a single pearl centre.

Surrounding this, concentric rings create a sense of depth and movement, framed by a scalloped outer border composed of gently curved gold links.

Interspersed evenly throughout the design are soft green peridots, each set within raised settings that add both height and visual rhythm, perfectly complementing the warm glow of the gold and the creamy lustre of the pearls.

The airy, layered construction allows light to pass through the piece, enhancing its brilliance and fine craftsmanship.

Finished with a practical bail, this versatile jewel can be worn as either a brooch or a pendant, making it a timeless and adaptable addition to any antique jewellery collection.

Approximate size: 3cm x 3cm

Product code: 156X0502