An important diamond necklace, fit for a princess! this exceptional French garland necklace was crafted in the 1890s and hallmarked with the French eagle’s head for 18ct gold. With over four carats of rose-cut diamonds set in silver over gold, it features an articulated diamond flower at the center, mounted en tremblant—a 19th century technique wherein the jewel is placed on a delicate spring so that it quivers ever so slightly with the wearer’s movement.

Wreaths, ribbons, and bows cascade along the neckline, their old-world elegance anchored by a sumptuous 18ct solid gold snake chain at the back. This is not merely a necklace—it is an ode to Belle Époque glamour, executed with finesse and enduring grace.

Materials and Features: Rose-cut diamonds (approx. 4ctw), 18ct yellow gold, sterling silver

Age/Origin: French, circa 1890

Measurements: 21” length

Weight: 45.43g

Marks: French eagle’s head hallmark for 18ct gold

Condition: Excellent antique condition; minor age wear as expected

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