Rare Georgian "New Moon" Carved Carnelian Pearl Padlock Charm Pendant
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This rare Georgian new moon carved Carnelian curved padlock charm pendant is nothing like we've seen before! Super rare and highly coveted, this exquisite antique padlock dates back to the Regency era, 1811-1820 when aristocracy flourished and exquisite like this craftsmanship was reserved for only the upper echelons of society.
The smoothly carved slab of Carnelian really packs a punch, with her smooth lines, perfect proportions and fabulous burnt sienna orange tones!
Associated with hope new beginnings, the crescent moon would have been cut, polished & set by hand, beautifully embellished with lustrous natural seed Pearls in typical Georgian crimped Gold settings.
We simply love this antique padlock charm! The epitome of elegance and exceptional craftsmanship!
Item Details:
ERA: Georgian Regency Era, c.1800-1830.
MEASUREMENTS: Carnelian padlock measures 30.5mm tall x 25mm wide x 6.5mm in depth.
Pearls graduate from 1.8mm in diameter to 2.8mm in diameter.
Weight: 9g.
MATERIALS: Carved Carnelian, Pearl, Rock Crystal, 9ct Gold.
Tests as 9ct Gold.
STAMPS & HALLMARKS: None present. Tested as 9ct Gold.
PACKAGING: Your order will be gift wrapped free of charge in a Lillicoco cardboard box made from recycled materials, tied with a ribbon.
Condition:
EXCELLENT: This rare Georgian new moon carved Carnelian curved padlock charm pendant is in excellent condition throughout. An ultra special piece of Georgian jewellery dating back to the late 18th to 19th century, c.1800. Beautifully carved block of Carnelian inlaid masterfully with 25 natural Pearls and a carved section of transparent Rock crystal for the "glazed" central panel. In the shape of a padlock- this Georgian piece is symbolic!
In excellent condition, with no chips, her Carnelian is deeply saturated with even coloration. Lovely lustre on the Pearls complete with their highly-sought-after and ever-so-delicate crimped collect settings that are so synonymous with the Regency era! We will be envious of anyone who gets to cherish this Georgian treasure!