A one of a kind museum quality fully traditionally handmade Biedermeier (Georgian) period early 19th century Burmese ruby and Colombian emerald and vivid blue guilloche enamel 18K gold necklace.
This beautiful 200 year old one of a kind necklace is such a romantic and lovely piece. The gold pendant with such beautiful colors - the vivid deep blue enamel, the bright green of the Colombian emerald and the slightly pinkish red Burmese ruby is so beautiful and just so exotic! The hand engraved details on each and every link of the handmade one of a kind chain and the gorgeous tassel pendant catch the light and are lovely indeed! This stunning necklace moves beautifully on the decolletage with the solid 18K gold drops each articulated to sway and shimmy gently.
Few people at this time 200 years ago could afford to own such a jewel. Pieces from the period are very rare. & Doesn't it make you imagine where this necklace has visited in those past times so many hundred years ago the balls with daring waltz music of the time...the luxury of the dinner parties....The nostalgia of this piece is truly immense.
Testing confirm solid 18 karat yellow gold. It weighs 12.7 grams.
The necklace measures 15 9/16" long and the pendant drop measures 2 1/16" in length (395mm, 53mm).
0.25 carat Colombian emerald
0.13 carats total weight of Burmese rubies
0.37 carats total ruby and emerald weight.
This one of a kind genuine early 19th century traditionally handmade gold necklace is in good antique condition consistent with the age and authenticity of the necklace. It is ready to gift or to wear.
This wonderful necklace is a perfect gift for someone with an appreciation of rare antiques and history. It makes a very romantic and thoughtful one of a kind emerald or ruby anniversary gift or milestone birthday gift to be passed down for generations to come.
An Appraisal Report and Gem Report is included with your purchase.
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