Louis-philippe Cut Steel Pendant With Enamel
Faceted steel pendant. This magnificent pendant depicts a young woman in a serene and thoughtful pose, surrounded by faceted steel.
Faceted steel appeared in France around 1780. Its popularity can be attributed to several factors, including sumptuary laws prohibiting commoners from wearing precious metals and diamonds, as well as the various wars.
Faceted steel was designed to imitate diamonds, especially when worn at night, as candlelight reflected off the steel, creating a sparkling effect.
Dimensions:
Length 5cm
Width 2.5cm
Weight 7g.
Comes with a warranty invoice and in a new box.
Free shipping within France.
Faceted steel appeared in France around 1780. Its popularity can be attributed to several factors, including sumptuary laws prohibiting commoners from wearing precious metals and diamonds, as well as the various wars.
Faceted steel was designed to imitate diamonds, especially when worn at night, as candlelight reflected off the steel, creating a sparkling effect.
Dimensions:
Length 5cm
Width 2.5cm
Weight 7g.
Comes with a warranty invoice and in a new box.
Free shipping within France.
700 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Louis Philippe, Charles 10th
Condition: Good condition
Material: Other
Length: 5cm
Width: 2.5cm
Reference (ID): 1665496
Availability: In stock
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