Exuding timeless elegance, this Edwardian Era Persian Turquoise and Diamond Necklace (circa 1900–1910) is a captivating antique treasure. Floating gracefully on a delicate 14k white gold chain, the pendant is finely crafted in 14k yellow gold with a sterling silver top—a design choice that was especially popular during the Edwardian era to enhance the brilliance of diamonds and contrast the warmth of gold. At its center is a sea-foam green Persian turquoise cabochon, beautifully framed by a sparkling halo of fourteen old European cut diamonds, totaling approximately 2.10 carats. Turquoise, the birthstone for December, was treasured for its tranquil color and symbolic protection. This necklace is pictured as received and is in lovely vintage condition, with complimentary polishing to near-new available upon request at checkout. A rare and refined piece of antique jewelry, perfect for collectors or anyone seeking a unique, heirloom-quality statement with historical charm.

COMPOSITION: 14K rose gold & platinum, acid & Kee gold machine.

GEMSTONE: Persian Turquoise 12 X 9mm, Diamond (14) old mine cut 3.2-3mm = 1.30 carat tw VS2-I1,H

WEIGHT: 4.6 Grams

MARKS: 14K on clasp, no mark on pendant

DIMENSION: 16″ length, Pendant 1-3/8″ X 9/16″

CONDITION: Estate Item, excellent (minimal wear)