Touch of Time Antiques has dated this piece to the 1900s.
In the language of jewellery, clovers were often gifted as tokens of protection and happiness, making this piece not only decorative but deeply meaningful.

The flowing gold lines and organic curves are quintessentially Art Nouveau, while the fine micro-granulation adds a refined, almost lace-like texture. A tiny articulated seed pearl drop introduces gentle movement — a subtle, elegant finishing touch.

Crafted in 9ct gold (tested), this pendant is both wearable and symbolic — a charming antique talisman from the Edwardian era.
Details:
• Era: Edwardian, c.1900–1910
• Material: 9ct gold (tested)
• Stones: Green and pink paste, seed pearl

• Motif: Clover (symbol of luck and good fortune)
• Pendant: 32 × 22 mm
• Chain: 41 cm
• Weight: 4.11 g
• Condition: Excellent
P.S. Please bear in mind, that antique boxes used for photo are not included in the offer, the pendant will be send to a perspective buyer in a new presentation case.
Touch of Time Antiques has dated this piece to the 1900s.
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