ITEM: This exquisite Edwardian-era pendant is a stunning example of early 20th-century craftsmanship, featuring a 10K white gold setting that beautifully frames the unique rock crystal, also known as camphor glass. Camphor glass, popular in the late Victorian and Edwardian periods, is a transparent, frosted glass that mimics the appearance of crystal and is prized for its ethereal, glowing quality. The piece is further enhanced by a delicate starburst pattern etched into the surface, adding a touch of refined artistry and radiance to the design.
 
At the center of the pendant, a petite round faceted diamond sparkles subtly, offering just the right amount of brilliance to elevate the piece. The pendant hangs from a 14K white gold cable link chain, perfectly complementing the pendant's vintage allure. The combination of intricate details and timeless elegance makes this pendant an outstanding addition to any antique jewelry collection.

MATERIAL: 10K White Gold pendant and 14K White Gold Chain
 
PENDANT DIMENSIONS: 1.50" inches long by 0.75" inches wide

CHAIN LENGTH: 15" inches