Antique 18th Century Free Mason Pendant Silver Gold Paste

This rare slide was created in the third quarter of the eighteenth century in France. This type of jewel was worn on a silk or velvet ribbon around the neck, like a choker. The rever...

This rare gold slide pendant was created in the 1st half of the 18th century. The pendant is set with rose cut diamonds in closed back settings. This style of slide is typical for Baroque jewellery...

Antique Saint Esprit pendant in 18 karat gold. Originally from Normandy, it features a dove with its head down, holding an olive branch in its beak. The bird hangs from a bow richly decorated with white paste stones, imitating diamonds. Red and green faceted glass adorns the olive branch at the bottom. A flat ring on the reverse of the pendant allows it to be worn on a velvet chain or ribbon. Norman regional catholic pendant...

A magnificent antique sterling silver Masonic pendant. This is a truly unusual piece and it really stands out from the crowd. It is a very large piece crafted from sterling silver with a rich aged patina, it is designed as the traditional Masonic emblem of the compass and square. The top of the compass is set with a foil backed pink paste stone and the square has wonderful intricate engraving to one side giving a lifelike feel to it. Would make a beautiful pendant on a nice antique silver chain, a rare and unique piece, perfect for gifting or a treat for yourself. Marks and era: Unmarked, tests as sterling silver, Victorian era c1880s, jump ring stamped 925...