What periods do these pendants come from?

The pieces span the Victorian, Edwardian, and early twentieth-century eras up to the 1930s. Each period imparts distinct characteristics to the gold work and botanical styling.

What materials are used in the pieces?

Construction relies on 9ct gold, 15ct gold, and 18K yellow gold, alongside gilt metal. Some designs incorporate additional natural materials such as jadeite, coral, and moonstone.

How do I identify an Edwardian pendant?

Edwardian items typically feature lighter fabrication and refined botanical motifs such as oak leaves or clover. They reflect the transition toward delicate, graceful jewellery designs of the early twentieth century.

Are necklaces included with the pendants?

Some listings pair the botanical pendants with matching chains, while others offer the pendant alone. Materials for the accompanying chains generally match the gold standard of the pendant.