This beautifully crafted antique pendant is a fine example of Edwardian jewellery, made in rich 9ct yellow gold dating to 1901. The piece features an intricately designed top mount, both decorative and elegant, leading to a square-shaped body that spins to reveal two striking gemstones: a deep green bloodstone on one side and a warm, burnt-orange carnelian on the other.
Traditionally worn as a fob or pendant, these spinner designs were cherished for their symbolic duality and timeless style. This piece is in lovely antique condition and would make a meaningful addition to any antique jewellery collection.
Era:
Edwardian, 1901.
Hallmarks:
Birmingham assay office, 9ct gold with date letter 'b' for the year 1901. Makers mark 'J.M'
