Edwardian 9ct Gold MIZPAH Cross Pendant c.1900Description: A sentimental Edwardian cross pendant in 9ct Gold, beautifully engraved with delicate leaves and forget me not flowers surrounding the word MIZPAH. MIZPAH is a Hebrew word that has come to symbolise a bond of love between two people. These tokens of affection were exchanged between close friends and family during the late Victorian and Edwardian eras, representing a promise of love and remembrance while apart. This charming and meaningful

The Carnelian is smooth to the touch and securely held within its setting

They are complemented effortlessly by the warmth of their buttery Gold crimped settings and chain

"John Lean

VERY GOOD: The Gold is bright and glossy

The Gold is luminous and the classically crimped Geogrian settings are defined and hold the Garnets securely

MATERIALS: 15ct Gold

romantic sparkle so admired in 19th-century jewellery

The Jade is securely held in her 9ct Gold settings

There is a surface crack present

Total Diamond weight is approx

this Victorian drop pendant suspends two plump Citrine stones boasting a generous 17

The Moonstones are set within glossy 9ct Gold bezels and suspended from a fine Gold chain