Attributed to world-renowned jewelry designer of yesteryear, Miriam Haskell, this stunning, silver-plated pendant (non-magnetic) is certainly an impressive showstopper. Ready to be worn on a delicate chain or pearl necklace, this handmade pendant features several, stunning clusters of pastel rhinestones that are prong set.
Bubble gum pink, lime green, and aqua blue stones - a perfect pendant for a touch of dazzling sophistication! This breathtaking pendant also possesses genuine seed pearls around its enamel cream, oval center.
The center may be intended to resemble a baroque pearl. The back of this beautiful piece is truly a work of art too with multifarious metal rosettes in small cartouches, as well as filigree elements. Even the setting is expertly designed, which illustrates the unsurpassed quality and structural integrity of this antique pendant. Miriam Haskell jewelry is known for its elaborate and innovative design, as well as the attention that is paid to detail in the construction of a piece. Miriam Haskell took many cues from the artists of the Art Nouveau period.You can see in her jewelry botanical motifs, intricate flowers, natural materials, and complex construction. These items undoubtedly took a long time to produce. Her vintage items are avidly collected, and the namesake company, which first displayed her jewelry in New York City's McAlpin Hotel, continues. This pendant is unmarked - it is a product of Miriam Haskell's early design efforts, circa 1920-30's. Most Haskell pieces predating the 1940's were unmarked.
The piece is larger and measures approximately 2-3/8"H (3"H with bale) by 1-3/4W. It weighs approximately 30 grams.The bale is also composed of two small strings of seed pearls! Excellent, preowned condition with no missing or darkened/faded stones. All seed pearls are intact too.
One small spot of minimal enamel loss at center. A pendant that is so versatile that you can wear it with anything from your sultry, little black dress to a haute couture gown. Please reach out with any questions, or reasonable offers.