Petite, yet enlivened with minute details, this antique Riker Brothers pendant brooch was inspired by nature.
A lilac-hued faceted bullet-shaped amethyst rests inside a serrated bezel.
Flowing leaves dance around the perimeter, hand painted with translucent enamels in shades of green from the palest celery to deeper grass hues. Between these, tiny flower clusters of gold are placed amid textured spirals.
Delicate looking yet perfect for everyday wear, understated and dating to circa 1900.
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Date: Circa 1900.
Measurements: diameter of just under 15/16 of an inch. Weight of 3.3 grams.
Hallmarks: 14k, Riker mark.
Condition: Excellent, two pendant loops added later. The center stone appears to be purposely mounted upside down to allow clearance for the pin stem. Almost any faceted gemstone would be too deep otherwise.
Origin: American.
Petite, yet enlivened with minute details, this antique Riker Brothers pendant brooch was inspired by nature.
A lilac-hued faceted bullet-shaped amethyst rests inside a serrated bezel.
Flowing leaves dance around the perimeter, hand painted with translucent enamels in shades of green from the palest celery to deeper grass hues. Between these, tiny flower clusters of gold are placed amid textured spirals.
Delicate looking yet perfect for everyday wear, understated and dating to circa 1900.
