Paul Robin - Antique Enameled Gold And Diamond Pendant

Rare enameled cassolette pendant dating from the mid-19th century signed Paul Robin (Father, 1824-1914). The pendant is in yellow gold set with an old mine pear-cut diamond of +/- 2.50 to 3 ct (estimated quality F/Si1), small rose-cut diamonds and a rose-cut rock crystal on the back.

The pendant is accompanied by an antique necklace of natural pearls and gold.

Maker's mark: initials PR, spatula with a star on each side. French eagle's head hallmarks for 18kt gold.

In the 19th century, Maison Robin (father and son) was one of the most influential jewelry houses in Paris. The Robin family was renowned for its meticulous craftsmanship and refined taste. The house is also known for its brooches representing an owl's head and lizards which were produced in different versions. Their pieces are rare and always coveted by jewelry collectors.