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15ct Gold Amethyst Pendant

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A 15ct gold amethyst pendant brings together rich purple stones and high-karat gold in Edwardian and Victorian designs.

£420
3+ MONTHS AGO
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Listings span Victorian, Edwardian, and 1930 periods, incorporating amethyst, peridot, diamonds, and natural pearls.

Sellingantiques  ·  Guide 1899942026/2027 edition

15ct Gold Amethyst Pendant

A 15ct gold amethyst pendant brings together rich purple stones and high-karat gold in Edwardian and Victorian designs.

Introduction

15ct Gold Amethyst Pendant

A 15ct gold amethyst pendant is a necklace ornament typically combining purple quartz with seed pearls, peridots, or diamonds in high-karat yellow gold settings.

The versions met most often on this page belong to the Edwardian and Victorian eras, taking the form of lavalier necklaces, heart shapes, foliate wreaths, and insect motifs.

Many examples incorporate delicate drop elements or fan designs, reflecting Art Nouveau aesthetics alongside traditional period craftsmanship.

What sets them apart

What varies in quality

The distinction between average and exceptional pieces lies in the depth of the gold colour, the saturation of the amethyst, and the fineness of the metalwork.

The market

15ct Gold Amethyst Pendant Retail Price Guide 2026

Entry-levelUnder £450
Typical prices£450 – £1,000
Premium examplesOver £1,000

Typical asking prices for 15ct gold amethyst pendant among the pieces listed under this phrase on Sellingantiques today, from the lower quarter to the upper quarter. They describe what is for sale here now, not the wider market.

From the Sellingantiques archive

Pendant forms range from traditional crosses and hearts to intricate insect fly and spider motifs.

Notable makers of 15ct gold amethyst pendant

Hamilton & Co

Terms antiques dealers use

The 15ct Gold Amethyst Pendant Glossary

Lavalier
A pendant necklace featuring a suspended drop stone or tassel hanging from a central motif.
Foliate
Ornamentation characterised by leaf, vine, and floral motifs common in Edwardian and Victorian jewellery.
Seed pearl
A very small, naturally formed or cultured pearl used extensively in clusters and borders around larger gems.
Collet setting
A metal collar or band that wraps tightly around the edge of a gemstone to hold it securely in place.
Questions people ask

15ct Gold Amethyst Pendant: Frequently Asked Questions

How do I wear a lavalier pendant?

A lavalier pendant hangs from a fine chain, resting gracefully against the collarbone or upper chest.

Because the design often includes suspended drop elements, it pairs well with open necklines that allow the movement of the stones to be seen.

Are these pendants marked with hallmarks?

Many period pieces carry stamps indicating the gold purity, though some very delicate mounts lack full marks due to their small surface area.

Jewellers in the Victorian and Edwardian periods frequently stamped 15ct gold directly onto the reverse of the frame or the jump ring.

How do I clean an antique amethyst pendant?

Amethyst is a durable quartz, but the seed pearls often paired with it require gentle care to avoid damage from harsh chemicals.

Warm soapy water and a soft cloth are sufficient to remove surface dust without weakening the pearl settings or the gold.

Can I change the chain on the pendant?

The original chain can be swapped if needed, though many collectors prefer keeping period pieces with their matching or contemporaneous chains.

Ensure any replacement chain matches the warm tone of 15ct yellow gold to maintain the visual balance of the necklace.

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