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Gatsby Jewellery Ltd has dated this Edwardian Black Opal Pendant to the 1910s.
The stone is secured in a milgrained platinum rubover setting atop a closed yellow gold gallery, with a bright and lively transitional cut diamond – also rubover set in platinum and yellow gold – which hangs from a ‘V’ bale.
Please choose a 16? or 18? 18k yellow gold chain (this is included in the price).
Accompanied by a report from Gemmological Certification Services (GCS) stating the opal is natural and shows no indication of treatment.
Cut – Oval cabochon black opal and old mine cut diamond.
Colour – The diamond is G.
Clarity – The diamond is VS2.
Carat – The opal is approximately 2.30 carat; the diamond is approximately 0.15 carat.
Circa – 1910.
Measurements – The opal is approximately is 11.3 x 8.8mm. From the top to the bottom of the pendant (not including the bale) is 18.6mm.
Metal – 18k white and platinum. Tested.
Gatsby Jewellery Ltd has dated this Edwardian Black Opal Pendant to the 1910s.
Gatsby jewellery are a husband and wife team who have years of knowledge and experience in dealing in fine antique jewellery.
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Edwardian 2.30 Carat Black Opal & Diamond Pendant, Circa 1910
