Vintage 1990s Ruby Pearl 9ct Gold Necklace
Description
Ruby is the birthstone for July, it is the colour of love, anger, passion and fury. It was believed those who wore rubies were bestowed with good fortune, throughout history rubies were worn by emperors and kings. Still to this day we value the gemstone just as highly. The ruby is considered one of the four most precious gemstones in the world alongside Sapphire, Emerald and Diamond.
Vintage 1990s ornate pendant featuring a central pearl surrounded by a halo of rubies and seed pearls. This beautiful pendant is set in 9ct yellow gold. This piece has a number of marks indicating the piece was hallmarked in London, England in 1992 from 9ct gold by HBJ.
ERA
Vintage, 1990s
HALLMARKS
Crown, 375, Lion, Letter 'S' - 1992
MEASUREMENTS
Height - 4.1cm / 1.6"
Width - 2.1cm / 0.8"
Chain - 45.7cm / 18"
WEIGHT
4.29g (Pendant)
CONDITION
The necklace is in excellent vintage condition.
SKU
6560
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