Art Nouveau Flower Conversion Necklace in 10k and 14k Gold 1940s jewelry the diamond on the dangling

the diamond on the dangling flower is quite chipped on one side of the girdle (visible under magnification)

The pendant was originally an antique 15ct gold brooch (circa 1910-1920) transformed with the addition of a 14k gold bail

A captivating boulder opal ring with blue-gray undertones and vibrant flashes of blue and green fire set in an elongated antique mounting

but acid tests for 14k gold and the the pink enamel flower is accented with a sparkling diamond

The ring bears an unknown maker's mark and is also marked for 14k gold

Art Nouveau Flower Conversion Necklace in 10k and 14k Gold 1940s jewelry the diamond on the danglingA one of a kind statement necklace created from antique Art Nouveau brooches! This outstanding original design piece evokes old Hollywood glamour. We hand selected the six early 20th century pins for this design and our jeweler carefully welded them together and added a 14k gold chain to create this magnificent treasure. The largest 14k gold flower dangle at the center of the necklace has beautifully textured petals and a 0. 10 carat mine cut diamond