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This exquisite antique Victorian shamrock pendant is a fabulous survivor from the late 19th century (c. 1880–1900) crafted in rich 9ct yellow gold. The design centres on a magnificent bombé dome of vivid, pavé-set turquoise with a calming sky-blue hue and is encircled by a halo of delicate white enamel shamrocks and additional turquoise.
In the Victorian "Language of Flowers," every element tells a story. The Shamrock was the ultimate symbol of Good Luck and prosperity, while turquoise represented "Forget-Me-Not" and was believed to protect the wearer from harm. The piece would have likely been a cherished gift to a sweetheart or a "safe travels" charm for a beloved wife.
It’s rare to find genuine Victorian jewellery in such excellent condition and this is a fabulous turquoise pendant for collectors or a deeply meaningful gift for a loved one, allowing them to bring luck and beauty with them wherever they go.
WEIGHT: 4 grams
MEASURES: Height 39mm inc. loop x Width 30mm x Depth 8mm
METAL: Yellow Gold (Stamped 9ct)
STONES: Turquoise
AGE: Victorian. (Circa 1880 – 1900)
MARKS: 9ct stamp. No other marks, typical for items made before hallmarking legislation was introduced
CONDITION: Excellent, commensurate with age. Remnants at the back suggest a pin has been removed over time.
ITEM NUMBER: 22-160
