Emerald and Diamond Openwork Pendant Gold and Silver · Circa 1880

This exceptional pendant exemplifies late 19th-century craftsmanship, combining refined openwork construction with a luminous interplay of emeralds and diamonds. At its center rests a vivid emerald, surrounded by a carefully balanced constellation of smaller emeralds and old-cut diamonds, arranged in a harmonious, architectural floral motif.

The vibrant green of the emeralds contrasts beautifully with the soft brilliance of the diamonds, all mounted in a traditional silver-topped gold setting, characteristic of the period. The intricate pierced metalwork lends depth and lightness, allowing the stones to breathe while showcasing the maker’s technical mastery.

Elegant yet substantial, this pendant reflects the sophistication and artistry of its era—designed not only as adornment, but as a statement of refinement and enduring beauty.

A rare and elegant jewel, ideal for collectors drawn to 19th-century design, fine craftsmanship, and timeless sophistication.