Antique Enamel, White Stone and 14 Carat Gold Egg Pendant

This stunning pendant is a glossy 14 carat gold egg coated in gorgeous deep purple enamel. The gold egg is textured which gives the enamel the gorgeous glistening effect. This egg al...

This stunning pendant is a glossy silver egg coated in gorgeous blue enamel. The gold egg is textured which gives the enamel the gorgeous glistening effect. Top To Bottom Inc Loop:...

This crescent pendant holds three old mine cut diamonds, the largest in the middle measures 45pts and the two either side measure 7pts each. The diamonds are set in yellow gold and t...

This lovely pendant is modelled in 15 carat gold and holds a sapphire at the centre. The pendant sit on a 9 carat gold chain. The Sapphire measures 8pts. Drop from loop: 31mm Pendan...

Here we have a striking Fabergé pendant. This exquisite piece showcases a rich green egg-shaped design, crafted with meticulous attention to detail. The surface features a subtle wav...

Indulge in the luxurious and sophisticated world of high-quality jewelry with this stunning Unique Egg Pendant crafted from 18K yellow gold, adorned with dazzling diamonds. This pend...

Antique miniature Passover Egg pendant made in Imperial Russia between the years 1884 - 1916. Body in Silver finished with fine translucent Guilloche Cobalt Blue toned Enamel spread...

Imperial Gilt Silver Guilloché Enamel Egg Pendant, Workmaster Hjalmar Armfeltd, St Petersburg, 1908-1917 We are pleased to present another unique item from our collection—an elegant miniature egg pendant adorned with guilloché enamel from the era of the Russian Empire. This exquisite piece was crafted in St. Petersburg by master Hjalmar Armfeltd at the beginning of the 20th century. The pendant measures 21.5 mm in length (excluding the hanging ring) and 14.5 mm in width, with a weight of 5.3 grams. It remains in excellent vintage condition, without loss or damage to enamel. Notable marks can be found on the pendant’s hanging ring: the Greek letter “α” (alpha), indicating its inspection by the St. Petersburg Assay Office, “88,” as well as the woman’s head in a kokoshnik and the Cyrillic initials “ЯА” — the master's mark Hjalmar Armfeltd, a distinctive detail that adds to its allure. Karl Gustaf Hjalmar Armfeldt (1873–1959) was a Finnish silversmith and Fabergé...