This Edwardian necklace features a 12.0 carat natural blue spinel framed by a diamond halo and an elaborate swirl and bow design. The openwork design is accented by a delicate bow motif at the top and a suspended old European cut diamond at the bottom, reflecting the refined craftsmanship and graceful ornamentation associated with Edwardian jewelry.
Professionally inspected by a GIA-certified gemologist to ensure authenticity and quality.
The blue spinel is documented as natural and untreated by heat. A contrasting bezel, in yellow gold, surrounds the cushion-shaped blue spinel, while diamond-set curves, scrollwork, and open geometric elements create a light, lace-like composition.
Edwardian jewelry from the early 20th century is recognized for delicate openwork, bow motifs, and diamond accents inspired by ribbons and fine lace. Pendants of this style were traditionally worn at the neckline to emphasize their movement, symmetry, and intricate construction.
Details
Metal: White and Yellow Gold
Gemstones: Natural no-heat blue spinel and diamonds
Gemstone Details: 12.0 carat natural blue spinel with diamond halo and drop old European cut diamond.
Condition: Excellent; professionally inspected
This Edwardian blue spinel and diamond pendant necklace is notable for its untreated center gemstone, delicate bow design, openwork construction, and period diamond detailing. Its documented natural no-heat spinel and distinctive antique setting make it a collectible example of Edwardian jewelry craftsmanship.
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