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PROPERTY OF A LADY
A PINK TOPAZ, EMERALD AND DIAMOND CROSS PENDANT NECKLACE
Details
A PINK TOPAZ, EMERALD AND DIAMOND CROSS PENDANT NECKLACE
Suspending a detachable variously-cut pink topaz cross pendant, each arm radiating openwork scrolling plaques of old-cut diamonds and terminating in a square-cut emerald, to the detachable surmount of similar design, to the flexible hollow double-row snake chain which terminates at the connection with the pendant in four snake's heads, each set at the top with an old-cut diamond, circa 1820, 3 ins.(pendant and surmount) 15 3/4 ins. (neck chain), mounted in silver-topped gold and gold
Suspending a detachable variously-cut pink topaz cross pendant, each arm radiating openwork scrolling plaques of old-cut diamonds and terminating in a square-cut emerald, to the detachable surmount of similar design, to the flexible hollow double-row snake chain which terminates at the connection with the pendant in four snake's heads, each set at the top with an old-cut diamond, circa 1820, 3 ins.(pendant and surmount) 15 3/4 ins. (neck chain), mounted in silver-topped gold and gold
Further details
This necklace is a possible marriage of two early nineteenth century jewels