Edwardian Diamond Stylized Flower Bud Pendant Earrings Style E-27228-FL-0-0

Edwardian Diamond Stylized Flower Bud Pendant Earrings

A total of approximately 4.25 carats of old mine diamonds form the leaves and buds of a stylized floral motif set in platinum. Circa 1910s.

PERIOD Edwardian
METAL Platinum
STYLE E-27228-FL-0-0
SERIAL FL27228
Drop Length 1.37 inches
Element Length 1.37 MM
Element Width 1.37 MM

$35,000

  • Edwardian Diamond Stylized Flower Bud Pendant Earrings | Fred Leighton
Edwardian Diamond Stylized Flower Bud Pendant Earrings | Fred LeightonEdwardian Diamond Stylized Flower Bud Pendant Earrings | Fred Leighton
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Edwardian Diamond Stylized Flower Bud Pendant Earrings

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A total of approximately 4.25 carats of old mine diamonds form the leaves and buds of a stylized floral motif set in platinum. Circa 1910s.

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PERIODEdwardian
METALPlatinum
STYLEE-27228-FL-0-0
SERIALFL27228
Drop Length
Measurement of the length of the drop portion of a design. For earrings, measure downward from the post or the top of the wire. For a necklace or pendant, measure the drop from the chain or necklace center.
1.37 inches
Element Length
Measurement of the length of the primary element of a design at the longest point.
1.37 MM
Element Width
Measurement of the width of the primary element of a design at the widest point.
1.37 MM
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About The Edwardian Period

The Edwardian period officially began in 1901 when Edward, son of Victoria, ascended to the British throne. In France, this era was known as La Belle Epoque. Elegance and fashion were the predominant values of the day, and the jewelry reflected this beautifully. Edwardian jewelry is feminine and lacy with delicate filigree patterns in monochromatic color schemes. Diamonds and pearls were the favored gemstones of the day, and advances in metal-working gave way to widespread use of platinum in jewelry. With new capabilities at their disposal, the jewelers of the period gave new creative expression to the bows, ribbons and garlands of Victorian jewelry. New jewelry forms such as the dog collar and the sautoir became popular.
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