How do I care for my silver enamelled pendant?

Store your ornament away from direct sunlight and harsh chemicals to protect the vitreous glass surface from scratching and discolouration. Clean the silver components gently with a soft cloth while avoiding abrasive dips that might damage the enamel. Keep the piece in a dedicated padded box when not being worn to prevent impact damage against other jewellery. Periodic checks by a specialist can ensure the suspension loops and stone settings remain secure.

Can I wear my pendant every day?

These historical ornaments can be worn regularly provided they receive sensible handling and protection from hard impacts. Enamel is essentially glass and can chip or fracture if struck against hard surfaces. Removing the necklace before participating in physical activities, swimming, or sleeping will preserve both the silver framework and the coloured glass. Gentle daily wear allows you to enjoy the craftsmanship safely.

How can I tell an Art Nouveau piece from Art Deco?

Art Nouveau examples feature flowing, organic lines inspired by natural forms such as plants, flowers, and whiplash curves. Enamel work from this period often uses translucent plique-a-jour or soft pastel shades. Art Deco items showcase rigid geometry, symmetrical patterns, and sharp angles derived from industrial modernism. Guilloche enamel in rich blues, greens, and reds is particularly common in these later twentieth-century designs.

What is the difference between a pendant and a locket?

A pendant functions primarily as a decorative hanging ornament suspended from a chain or torque. It showcases artistic metalwork, enamel designs, or gemstones on the exterior viewable surface. A locket includes a hinged compartment designed to hold small personal keepsakes such as miniature portraits or locks of hair. Many historical examples combine both functions by presenting elaborate enamel work on the outside and secret photo frames within.

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A silver enamelled pendant brings together vitreous colour and precious metal work from the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

Unusual Arts & Crafts Silver and Cloisonne Enamel Necklace

1900 - 1920

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Unusual Arts & Crafts Silver and Cloisonne Enamel Necklace

From Morgan Strickland Decorative Arts

£895

3+ MONTHS AGO

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Art Nouveau Silver, Plique a Jour and Mother of Pearl Enamel Pendant Brooch Attributed to Meyle & Meyer

1900 - 1920

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Art Nouveau Silver, Plique a Jour and Mother of Pearl Enamel Pendant Brooch Attributed to Meyle & Meyer

From Morgan Strickland Decorative Arts

£950

3+ MONTHS AGO

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Arts & Crafts Silver, Enamel and Citrine Festoon Necklace Made for Liberty & Co

1900 - 1920

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Arts & Crafts Silver, Enamel and Citrine Festoon Necklace Made for Liberty & Co

From Morgan Strickland Decorative Arts

£1,400

3+ MONTHS AGO

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1900 - 1920

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Rare Arts & Crafts Silver, Chrysoprase, Pearl and Plique À Jour Pendant for Liberty & Co, England C1900

From Morgan Strickland Decorative Arts

£1,450

3+ MONTHS AGO

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Silver Enamelled Pendant

Unusual Arts & Crafts Silver and Cloisonne Enamel Necklace

Art Nouveau Silver, Plique a Jour and Mother of Pearl Enamel Pendant Brooch Attributed to Meyle & Meyer

Arts & Crafts Silver, Enamel and Citrine Festoon Necklace Made for Liberty & Co

Rare Arts & Crafts Silver, Chrysoprase, Pearl and Plique À Jour Pendant for Liberty & Co, England C1900

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