Antique 9ct Gold Blue Enamel Pendant Necklace Locket with Seed Pearls c.1900

We are delighted to offer this splendid late Victorian/early Edwardian blue enamel pendant necklace made c.1900 in 9ct solid gold. Striking and distinguished from contemporary pieces, this pendant necklace features a wonderful blue enamel guilloche design in the centre with a fine engine-turned pattern underneath. The blue enamel has a gorgeous hue which is elegant in the shadows, yet presents more vibrancy when exposed to sunlight with its glossy surface. In addition to its rich enamelling, the centre is embellished with a cluster of seed pearls as if to form a flower. A wonderful accent and touch to the overall piece making it a lovely and distinguished piece of antique jewellery. The reverse side presents a locket with a glass panel in which a photo of a loved one may be placed within. Rich in colour, craftsmanship and intricacy, this necklace might just be the perfect piece for the discerning antique jewellery lover. Ideal both as a collectible and versatile piece of jewellery to wear as a standalone piece or amongst other jewellery. A spectacular gift for someone special or for yourself - Pearls are known to be the birthstone for June. The pendant locket is marked 9ct on the reverse side. All of our jewellery comes with a complimentary hard shell gift box with a velvet interior. Ready to wear out of the box: All of our pendants also include the photographed thinner complimentary 9ct solid gold (modern) chain so that you can enjoy your newly acquired treasure straight out of the box. Size & Total Weight:- 2.7x2.7cm 7.84g /0.25 troy oz We aim to overemphasize and state these issues (if any) to avoid disappointment and thus please rest assured they are not significant nor affect the usage of the items. Please refer to the photos for further details. *Please note: all other items are for display purposes only and this listing is for the item listed in the title only. *Colours of the product may slightly differ from the photos due to different computer screens & lighting conditions*