Overview:
Finely detailed antique Edwardian era heart pendant/brooch (circa 1910s to 1920s), crafted in 900 platinum.
Old mine and old cushion cut diamonds total an estimated 1 carat (estimated at J-K color and SI1-I2 clarity).
The romantic heart highlights a beautiful openwork design, set with shimmering old mine and cushion cut diamonds. Two bales were added to the back at a later time, allowing for the piece to be worn as a pendant. The heart design was a popular motif during the era, with the versatility of the piece for wear as a pendant on a necklace or worn as a brooch. It would make an ideal gift to the bride or a special piece of antique jewelry to pass down through the generations.
The pendant is in good original condition. It was lightly cleaned and polished.
Specifications:
Weight: 6.8 grams
Stones: Old mine and old cushion cut diamonds total an estimated 1 carat (estimated at J-K color and SI1-I2 clarity).
Size & Measurements: The pendant measures 1 inch diameter.
Metal & Hallmark: 900 platinum. The pendant is not hallmarked though it has tested positive for 900 platinum. The pin is 14k white gold (the pin appears to be a later replacement to the heart).
