Diamond - Pendant - Art Nouveau, circa 1910, yellow gold 585 acid-etched, filigree worked, elegant pendant in the shape of a stylized laurel wreath, set with diamonds - partly rose-cut - and faceted green stones, probably emeralds, the top decorated with a bow and the centre with a movable suspension, this set with 2 old-cut diamonds, D with setting 1x approx.2.57mm and 1x approx.5.16mm, diamonds and green stones, partially minimally chipped, L with fixed eyelet approx.4.1cm, Gca.5.80g, on detachable rose gold-coloured chain with gold-coloured, cylindrical clasp, signs of wear, Lca.42.5cm

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