A perfect nut pendant, this delightful jewel, sometimes referred to as a “lucky peach pit” is a magnificent example of Victorian novelty and miscellany. Once a stick pin, now a delightful pendant, the significance of the peach pit is manifold- perhaps my favorite is the link to the idea of it representing a brain. And not just any brain! A particularly academic brain with lots of nooks and crannies to get into ✨This example is in 18ct and sterling and is a very fine example, indeed!

Materials and Features: 

18ct gold, nut, rose-cut diamonds

Age/Origin: 

Edwardian, English

Marks:

None

Measurements:

Weight: 2.8g

Dimensions: 1” x 11mm

Condition: Excellent condition. Minor associated age wear. 

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