Georgian / Early Victorian Maltese Cross Citrine Gold Cruciform Pendant wedding_necklace the left and right elements

the left and right elements are the same - thanks to maxmichelson

Age: c1910 art nouveau / arts and crafts

pretty rather than flashy

there is one small area of blistering to one enamel piece - this looks to have happened in the manufacturing process rather than caused later but please make up your own mind

Georgian / Early Victorian Maltese Cross Citrine Gold Cruciform Pendant wedding_necklace the left and right elementsDescription: Beautifully simple and timeless devotional cross (and or a wearable, pretty pendant). Citrine was used in jewellery as the stone of abundance as it was thought to attract wealth. Wouldn't that be handy! Age: c1830 1860 The crimped collet settings are a typical Georgian feature but this method was used well beyond this. Georgian pieces of this sort are typically closed backed and foiled so this is likely a little later. Size and weight: 4.