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Victorian-era equestrian pendant, originally a stick pin, from the late 19th century
Dome of Essex crystal, a high-quality clear glass or rock crystal, popular in the Victorian period
Features a reverse hand-painted brown and black horse portrait
Portrait set on a mother of pearl shell base
Encased in a 14k yellow gold bezel, showcasing fine Victorian craftsmanship
Suspended from a new 14k yellow gold wheat chain (adjustable from 16", 17", or 18")
Pendant Measurements: weight 2.3 grams, width 14mm, bail opening 4.3mm
Victorian-era equestrian pendant, originally a stick pin, from the late 19th century
Dome of Essex crystal, a high-quality clear glass or rock crystal, popular in the Victorian period
Features a reverse hand-painted brown and black horse portrait
Portrait set on a mother of pearl shell base
Encased in a 14k yellow gold bezel, showcasing fine Victorian craftsmanship
Suspended from a new 14k yellow gold wheat chain (adjustable from 16", 17", or 18")
Pendant Measurements: weight 2.3 grams, width 14mm, bail opening 4.3mm