Chain not included. A striking late Georgian to early Victorian garnet pendant brooch, dating to the transitional period circa 1830–1845. The piece is finely set throughout with rich, deep red garnets arranged in hand-assembled cluster formations, displaying the subtle irregularity and craftsmanship characteristic of early 19th-century jewellery.
The design features a central circular garnet cluster suspended by fine chain links, with an additional garnet-set drop below, creating gentle movement when worn. The upper section is also garnet set, forming a balanced and elegant vertical composition. The construction and closed-back settings strongly reflect Georgian influence, carried into the early Victorian era.
A refined and wearable example of early 19th-century garnet jewellery, combining decorative richness with graceful proportion.
Details
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Era: Late Georgian / Early Victorian (c.1830–1845)
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Metal: Silver, originally fire-gilt
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Stones: Natural garnets
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Length: Approx. 74mm including bale
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Function: Pendant and brooch
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Condition: Good antique condition with light age-related wear consistent with age










