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Corvidae Antique has dated this piece to the 1950s.

The heart was made by Harold Arthur Lazarus - a London jeweller listed at the 1947 British Industries Fair as “Manufacturer of fine diamond‑set paste jewellery and semi‑precious stone jewellery”. His company was known for its high-quality gold and silver jewellery, often in antique revival styles.

SIZE: The pendant measures 2.5cm across. The chain is approximately 21 inches (approx 53cm) long.
TOTAL WEIGHT: 9.6g.
MATERIALS: Nine-carat (375) gold, enamel, turquoise. Nine-carat gold chain.
HALLMARKS/STAMPS: The pendant is hallmarked for nine-carat gold, London 1959 and bears the sponsor's mark HAL. The chain is hallmarked for nine-carat gold, Sheffield 1983, and the clasp and bail are also stamped 375.
CONDITION: In excellent vintage condition.
ERA: Pendant 1959, chain 1983.
Corvidae Antique has dated this piece to the 1950s.
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