18K Gold Pendant With Clip And Rose-Cut Diamonds, Early 20th Century, Paris

A pendant from the early 20th century, crafted in Paris in 18k gold, is a fine example of the artistry of the era, where the lightness of Art Nouveau lines intertwined with refined symbolism. The composition is enriched by rose-cut diamonds and a natural pink gemstone crowning the design – a subtle touch of color that lends the piece a delicate energy.

On the reverse, the pendant reveals an additional constructional feature: an opening clip, which allows the jewel to serve not only as a pendant. It can be fastened to the edge of fabric, worn as an ornament at the neckline or on a cuff. In this form, it becomes not just a pendant but also a type of brooch-clip – a multifunctional jewel much valued in Parisian ateliers at the beginning of the 20th century.