Early Georgian Gold Cross Pendant Set with Table-Cut and Rose-Cut Diamonds feed-condition-used The earrings come with a

The earrings come with a GCS Certificate dated 23/01/2025 (Report No

The play of colour is enchanting — red remains the rarest hue in opals and adds an element of rarity and allure

and a striking piece of high Victorian jewellery

They symbolise love and integrity

25 carats and is a lovely bright white colour with well matched diamonds on the side

Early Georgian Gold Cross Pendant Set with Table-Cut and Rose-Cut Diamonds feed-condition-used The earrings come with aThis exquisite 18th century gold cross pendant, dating to circa 1720, is a rare and beautiful example of early Georgian jewellery. It is entirely set with table cut and rose cut diamonds, two of the earliest diamond cutting techniques, designed to catch and reflect candlelight with a soft, romantic glow. Cross pendants were highly significant during this period, often worn as symbols of faith, devotion, and protection. The table cut diamonds, with