A delicate Edwardian 18 karat gold and platinum gem set pendant, made circa 1910. Mille grain set with a trapeze cut aquamarine, rose cut diamonds and small Baroque pearls this articulated pendant comes in its own maroon Morocco leather fitted case. Typical of this era, this swagged design has a central trefoil motif with delicate diamond set ‘bars’ with attached pearls. There is a trapeze cut aquamarine of approximately 0.30 carat, with an estimated 0.32 carats of rose cut diamonds and four pearls of 2.18 grains. The introduction of platinum to replace silver, that was used by the Victorians created much lighter, airy jewelry that is perfectly exhibited here in this lovely piece. 
 
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MEASUREMENT – 55 mm L x 30 mm W 
 
DIAMOND 
 
CARAT WEIGHT – 0.32ct (total) (0.02ct x 10 and 0.01ct x 12)
CLARITY - SI 
COLOUR - M 
CUT – Rose Cut 
 
AQUAMARINE – Trapeze Cut/ 0.30 carat 
 
PEARL – 3 x 4mm / 1 x 5mm  
 
MATERIALS - 18 Karat Gold/Platinum/Aquamarine/Diamond/Pearl 
 
WEIGHT -  4.2g
 
HALLMARK – None, but tested as gold and platinum with a touchstone 
 
CONDITION – This pendant is in lovely condition, all the gemstones are securely set and original to the piece. The gold and platinum are crisp and unworn. The articulation of the pendant remains uninhibited. A period piece in the state commensurate with its antiquity.