Edwardian Pearl and Diamond Fly Clip Pendant in 18ct Yellow Gold

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Rose Cut, Claw Set

 £4,100 
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Description


A characterful fly sparkles as the centrepiece of this immensely wearable clip pendant. Originally an elegant stick pin from the Edwardian period this was originally designed to take pride of place in the lapel of a jacket. This intricate jewel is composed of a lustrous creamy-shaped pearl that perfectly portrays the body of this lively insect. Rose cut diamonds have been set into both wings, and rubies have been used to define the watchful eyes. Both the Victorians and the Edwardians were fascinated by insects and the natural world. Elaborate jewels were created in the forms of butterflies, moths, beetles, bees and flies to be worn and enjoyed. Expertly converted in the Pragnell workshops into a removable clip pendant this has been paired with an intricate French openwork link chain section (42cm) from the Belle Epoque period.

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Specifications


Material 18CT Yellow Gold
Principal Stone Pearl Cultured
Principal Dia Colour i Est G/H
Princip. Dia Clarity i VS
Secondary Stone Diamond
Age 1901 - 1910 (Edwardian)
Chain Length 42cm
Clasp Type Lobster
PRAGNELL REFERENCE 1557015
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The Edwardian Period

Edwardian jewellery is characterised by its femininity and the transition to platinum, which enabled intricate designs that were both beautiful and durable.

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Edwardian jewellery is characterised by its femininity and the transition to platinum, which enabled intricate designs that were both beautiful and durable.
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