The Story
Circa 1910. This 18KT gold necklace features an elegant arrangement of openwork links, each adorned with finely detailed floral motifs in a distinctly Edwardian style. The design is light and airy, with graceful connecting elements that create a soft, draped silhouette along the neckline.
Accents of ruby and emerald punctuate the composition, adding subtle color contrast, while small pearl drops lend movement and softness. At the center, a suspended emerald drop provides a focal point, drawing the eye downward and enhancing the necklace’s natural flow.
Edwardian jewelry often embraced botanical themes and finely pierced metalwork, inspired by lace and garlands. Pieces like this were designed to move gracefully with the wearer, embodying both elegance and fluidity.Â
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Description
Circa 1910. This 18KT gold necklace features an elegant arrangement of openwork links, each adorned with finely detailed floral motifs in a distinctly Edwardian style. The design is light and airy, with graceful connecting elements that create a soft, draped silhouette along the neckline.
Accents of ruby and emerald punctuate the composition, adding subtle color contrast, while small pearl drops lend movement and softness. At the center, a suspended emerald drop provides a focal point, drawing the eye downward and enhancing the necklace’s natural flow.
Edwardian jewelry often embraced botanical themes and finely pierced metalwork, inspired by lace and garlands. Pieces like this were designed to move gracefully with the wearer, embodying both elegance and fluidity.Â
