Georgian / Early Victorian Maltese Cross Citrine Gold Cruciform Pendant 18ct gold chain some other type of banded

some other type of banded hardstone (intaglio side)

its more of a generic piece made my an individual jeweller

9ct Rose Gold frame

still going today

This is really not noticeable but could be taken out and laser soldered only losing 1mm or so of chain

Georgian / Early Victorian Maltese Cross Citrine Gold Cruciform Pendant 18ct gold chain some other type of bandedDescription: Beautifully simple and timeless devotional cross (and or a wearable, pretty pendant). Citrine was used in jewellery as the stone of abundance as it was thought to attract wealth. Wouldn't that be handy! Age: c1830 1860 The crimped collet settings are a typical Georgian feature but this method was used well beyond this. Georgian pieces of this sort are typically closed backed and foiled so this is likely a little later. Size and weight: 4.