A finely made Edwardian pendant crafted in warm 15ct gold, centred with a rich green emerald-cut tourmaline framed by delicately arranged natural pearls. The tourmaline displays good depth of colour and clarity and is securely claw set within an elegant openwork surround.
The goldwork is beautifully detailed with flowing scroll motifs and bead-set pearls, all characteristic of refined Edwardian design. A single pearl drop is suspended below, adding gentle movement and visual balance to the composition.
The pendant is not hallmarked, which is not unusual for the period, but has been professionally tested and confirmed as solid 15ct gold. Well-proportioned and elegant, this is a classic example of Edwardian craftsmanship, equally suited to collection or wear.
Details:
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Metal: 15ct Gold (professionally tested)
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Central Stone: Green tourmaline (emerald cut)
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Additional Stones: Natural pearls
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Era: Edwardian
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Weight: 4.93g
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Dimensions: Approx. 43mm drop including bale, 23mm wide
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Tourmaline Size: Approx. 11 × 8 × 5.5mm
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Condition: Very good antique condition
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Chain: Not included















