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This is an elegant Edwardian-era pendant from the Belle Époque period, dating to the early 1900s. The piece is crafted in silver, marked with the purity stamp "800," indicating 80% silver content. The design features a central oval amethyst precious stone, surrounded by a halo of smaller sparkling paste gemstones. The intricate craftsmanship is in line with the Belle Époque aesthetic, with delicate floral motifs, flowing curves, and an overall sense of lightness and femininity. Suspended at the bottom of the pendant is a dangling circular gemstone, adding movement and elegance to the piece.
 
About the Belle Époque
The Belle Époque ("Beautiful Era") was a period of cultural flourishing in Europe, spanning roughly from the late 19th century to the start of World War I in 1914. It was characterized by optimism, innovation, and artistic achievement, as well as advances in technology and luxury. Jewelry from this era often embraced ethereal designs with inspiration from nature, incorporating floral and botanical elements, lace-like filigree work, and graceful lines.
The jewelry of the Belle Époque is also notable for its use of precious metals like platinum and silver, often paired with gemstones such as diamonds, amethysts, pearls, and other colored stones. Delicate settings and sophisticated craftsmanship created pieces that were refined and elegant, designed to enhance the lavish fashion of the time. The movement celebrated beauty and artistry, often in contrast to the emerging industrial age.
 
This pendant perfectly embodies the charm and refinement of Belle Époque jewelry, with its intricate detailing, delicate composition, and a focus on highlighting the beauty of the materials used.
 
 
- 1900s
- Silver (hallmarked 800) and amethyst (precious) stone
- In excellent vintage condition. No defect or damage or damage. Please see close up video for quality assurance. 
- Measures: 5.5 cm x 3cm
- Sourced from a vintage fair in London, England