A breathtaking example of late Victorian romance, this extraordinary crescent moon pendant was originally crafted as a brooch and has been thoughtfully converted into a stunning, one-of-a-kind necklace pendant.
Dating to the late 19th century, the sculptural double crescent is crafted in 11K yellow gold-topped silver and adorned with approximately 3.05 carats of antique old mine and rose-cut diamonds, creating the beautifully soft, romantic sparkle characteristic of Victorian jewelry.
At its heart, a captivating trio of gemstones—an approximately 0.45-carat old mine-cut diamond, 0.45-carat blue sapphire, and 0.45-carat ruby—adds a striking touch of color and individuality.
Symbolizing dreams, transformation, and new beginnings, the crescent moon was a beloved motif of the Victorian era. Now reimagined as a pendant, this exceptional antique treasure is ready for its next chapter.
Details
Era: Late Victorian, circa 1880–1900
Metal: 11K yellow gold-topped silver
Diamonds: Approximately 3.05 carats total
Center diamond: Old mine-cut, approximately 0.45 ct
Additional diamonds: 49 old mine and rose-cut diamonds, approximately 2.60 ctw
Sapphire: Cushion-cut, approximately 0.45 ct
Ruby: Cushion-cut, approximately 0.45 ct
Diamond quality: Approximately H–I color, I clarity
Dimensions: Approximately 1 3/16 × 1 3/16 inches
Weight: Approximately 10.3 grams, prior to conversion
Origin: Antique brooch, converted into a pendant
A breathtaking example of late Victorian romance, this extraordinary crescent moon pendant was originally crafted as a brooch and has been thoughtfully converted into a stunning, one-of-a-kind necklace pendant.
Dating to the late 19th century, the sculptural double crescent is crafted in 11K yellow gold-topped silver and adorned with approximately 3.05 carats of antique old mine and rose-cut diamonds, creating the beautifully soft, romantic sparkle characteristic of Victorian jewelry.
At its heart, a captivating trio of gemstones—an approximately 0.45-carat old mine-cut diamond, 0.45-carat blue sapphire, and 0.45-carat ruby—adds a striking touch of color and individuality.
Symbolizing dreams, transformation, and new beginnings, the crescent moon was a beloved motif of the Victorian era. Now reimagined as a pendant, this exceptional antique treasure is ready for its next chapter.
Details
Era: Late Victorian, circa 1880–1900
Metal: 11K yellow gold-topped silver
Diamonds: Approximately 3.05 carats total
Center diamond: Old mine-cut, approximately 0.45 ct
Additional diamonds: 49 old mine and rose-cut diamonds, approximately 2.60 ctw
Sapphire: Cushion-cut, approximately 0.45 ct
Ruby: Cushion-cut, approximately 0.45 ct
Diamond quality: Approximately H–I color, I clarity
Dimensions: Approximately 1 3/16 × 1 3/16 inches
Weight: Approximately 10.3 grams, prior to conversion
Origin: Antique brooch, converted into a pendant
