Enamel plique a jour pendant in 18k gold, imitating stained glass. Christian jewel from the 20th Century.
Plique a jour enamel cross pendant
Description
Plique a jour enamel cross pendant in 18 karat yellow gold. This religious pendant is elegantly decorated with translucent enamels of blue, green and red, reminiscent of church windows. Enamel is a technique consisting of melting minerals reduced to powder and which will vitrify under the effect of heat. The particularity of plique-a-jour enamel is that the technique is carried out without a metallic background, leaving all the transparency to the color. Jewel made in the 20th century, France.
Eagle head hallmark, goldsmith’s hallmark.
Dimensions (including the top ring): 3.5 cm x 2 cm
Note: the enamels are in good condition
Weight: 1.29 gr
**The pendant is sold without the chain**
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