Edwardian Openwork Pendant pendants The bee is wonderfully detailed

The bee is wonderfully detailed

a warning against temptation

Not resizable on account of the engraving

The name Padparadscha comes from the Sinhalese word for "Lotus Flower" and has come to described stones with a "peachy" orange/pink colour

One small area of enamel loss at the top of one earring

Edwardian Openwork Pendant pendants The bee is wonderfully detailedDarling diamond and pearl pendant dating from the Edwardian era, circa 1910. Featuring the dazzling platinum millegrain and intricate openwork that characterised jewellery of the early 20th century, pioneered by the great houses of Cartier, Faberg and Tiffany. A diamond set flower at the centre is framed by a round border of diamonds, pearls, and leaf shaped platinum outlines, and hangs from a double articulated bail. Purest elegance. Era: Edwardian,