Early 1900s openwork diamond necklace in 14 kt gold and silver
The openwork pendant weaves scrolls and floral motifs, delivering an airy look with graceful, fluid motion.
A lightweight build gives a refined presence on the neckline, bright and easy to wear from day to evening.
Larger diamonds define the upper section and highlight the delicate drop, adding visual rhythm and lift.
Set with ~1.70 ct antique-cut diamonds, it shines with lively fire and true period character.
The mix of H–I color and VS–SI clarity keeps sparkle crisp, bright, and flattering in real light.
Diamonds run across the full design for continuous scintillation, not just a single focal flash.
Crafted in 14 kt yellow gold paired with silver, a classic early-1900s choice for brilliance and contrast.
Silver-topped diamond settings were used to boost perceived whiteness, making stones read brighter on the skin.
With excellent condition and a solid 14.1 gram weight, it wears like a true heirloom statement.
