A stunning, fine and impressive antique 2.00 carat Montana blue sapphire and 18 Karat Yellow Gold cross pendant; part of our diverse collection of antique cross pendants

This stunning antique cross pendant has been crafted in 18K Yellow Gold.

The three-dimensional interlacing crossbars of the Latin cross pendant are embellished with eleven collet set Montana sapphires, totalling 2cts, all in linear arrangements.

The entwining design to the crossbars comprises a plain scalloped border.

This stunning blue sapphire cross pendant suspends from a contemporary 18K Yellow Gold 18' fine curb chain via a hallmarked 14ct tapering bale to the upper border of the design.

The reverse of the bale is hallmarked with the 14K Gold mark (14K) and the pendant has been independently tested using state of the art technology (Niton XL2 Analyzer) and verified as 18 carat gold.

This antique pendant is supplied with a sapphire report card and certificate supplied by the Gemmological Certification Services, London*.

NOTE: * This documentation accredits the sapphire originating in Montana (USA) and certifies that the gemstone shows no indications of heating; non-heated sapphires are a scarcity.

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This impressive antique yellow gold cross pendant is exceptional quality, set with impressive seed pearls displaying fine color.

The supporting diamonds display a fine white color and brilliance.

The pendant is an exceptional gauge of gold and is in excellent condition with clear French hallmarks to the reverse of the bale and ring loop attachment.

Reflections in photographs may detract from the true representation of this fine example of sapphire jewelry.

Origin Montana (USA)

Color Blue

Cut Round

Content 2.00 carats

Length of drop 4.9cm/1.93"

Width of pendant 2.95cm/1.16"

Height of setting 4.08mm/0.16'

Chain length 45.72cm/18"

4.49 grams (excluding chain)

Date: Circa 1910