LATE 19TH CENTURY FRENCH ‘AMITIE’ ENAMEL & DIAMOND PENDANT

A charming late 19th century French ‘Amitie’ pendant.

The oval pendant has wonderful red guilloche enamel with a central white plaque inscribed with the word ‘Amitie’ which translates as ‘friendship’.

The plaque has a silver and diamond border and scrolled ribbon motif set with more tiny rose cut diamonds, which sparkles gently in the light.

The reverse is 9ct gold, with an oval glass push locket, currently lined with the original dusky pink silk.

It’s unusual to find such vibrant red guilloche enamel, and still in fantastic condition.

MEASUREMENTS

Size approx: 2.5cm exl bail x 1.6cm

Total drop approx: 3.2cm incl bail

WEIGHT

Weight approx: 5.3g

MATERIALS

Diamond, enamel, silver & 9ct gold (XRF tested)

CONDITION

Excellent, some minor tarnish to the silver ribbon, two small areas of dark tarnish to the oval edge - see photos for full condition details.

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