An elegant necklace composed of antique Victorian and Edwardian stickpin elements dating to approximately 1890–1910. The design features floral motifs crafted in 14K gold, accented with diamonds and shades of white and purple enamel. Floral jewelry was especially popular during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, admired for its symbolism, naturalistic beauty, and delicate craftsmanship.
The original stickpins have been thoughtfully repurposed, with their floral elements arranged into a cohesive necklace design that preserves the charm and artistry of the antique components while creating a distinctive wearable jewel.
The necklace measures approximately 15.5 inches in length and 0.8 inches in width and weighs 9.07 grams. It remains in great condition, with well-preserved enamel and crisp details throughout.
Gemstone identification has been confirmed using Raman spectroscopy, a non-destructive analytical technique that provides a precise chemical fingerprint for authentication.
Metal authenticity has been professionally verified through XRF (X-ray fluorescence) analysis and traditional jeweler’s acid testing, confirming solid 14K gold floral elements suspended from a solid 10K gold chain.
