1.20ct Aquamarine, 0.28ct Diamond and Platinum Pendant - Art Deco - Antique Circa 1910

This stunning, fine and impressive antique aquamarine pendant has been crafted in platinum with a silver setting.

The pierced decorated frame displays an impressive feature claw set 1.20ct triangular cut aquamarine.

This feature gemstone setting suspends from an articulating symmetrical Art Deco design, ornamented with twenty-two pavé set eight cut diamonds.

This antique aquamarine pendant is suspended from a 9ct white gold chain via two ring loops to the apex of the diamond settings; the chain secures to the reverse with a conventional spring-loaded bolt ring fastening.

This antique aquamarine and diamond necklace has been independently tested using state of the art technology (Niton XL2 Analyzer) and verified as platinum, silver and 9 carat gold.

This antique aquamarine and diamond pendant is supplied with an IDGL diamond and gemstone grading report card.

Such original antique Art Deco examples are becoming increasingly difficult to locate.

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Date: Circa 1910

This antique pendant is excellent quality, set with an impressive aquamarine displaying fine colour, brilliance and presence.

The impressive high colour graded diamonds display a fine white colour and brilliance.

This aquamarine pendant is an excellent gauge of platinum, gold and silver, and is in excellent condition.

Reflections in photographs may detract from the true representation of this fine example of Art Deco jewellery.

Cut Triangular

Content 1.20 carats

Dimensions 11.82mm (length) x 6.67mm (width) x 3.62mm (depth)

Colour (average grades) H

Clarity (average grades) SI2

Cut Eight

Content 0.28 carat

Number of Diamonds

22

Length of drop 1.8cm/0.71"

Width of setting 5.5cm/2.17"

Height of setting 2.58mm/0.1"

Wearing length 46.99cm/18.5"

5.15 grams (including chain)