Edwardian Era Turquoise and Diamond Pansy Charm

Edwardian Era Turquoise and Diamond Pansy Charm England, circa1900. Old mine-cut diamonds, rose-cut diamonds, and Persian turquoise set in platinum and gold, in the form of pansy flowers. The name pansy derives from the French pensée, meaning “thought.” The flower became synonymous with the sentiment “thinking of you” and was often given as a token of affection and remembrance. The pendant measures .75 inches in drop length and .50 inches wide. Antique and modern gold chains are sold separately and are available in-store. Please call or email the shop to inquire.