Antique 19th Century Victorian Cross Pendant Gilt Diamond Turquoise c1850’s

I am pleased to offer from my private collection this charming antique Victorian gilt bronze cross pendant, measuring approximately 40mm in length. This finely crafted devotional piece is set with natural turquoise cabochons and retains a central old-cut diamond (now with some age-related wear). The cross features intricate gilt bronze work with decorative settings, typical of 19th-century craftsmanship. This piece embodies the elegant religious jewelry style popular during the Victorian era, where turquoise was highly prized for its protective and spiritual symbolism. Features • Material: Gilt bronze • Gemstones: Natural turquoise cabochons, central old-cut diamond • Era: Mid to late 19th century (Victorian period) • Dimensions: 40mm in height • Condition: Good antique condition with patina and minor wear consistent with age Historical Context During the Victorian era (1837–1901), crosses were among the most popular forms of personal jewelry, often worn as expressions of faith, mourning, or devotion. Turquoise, a gemstone long associated with protection and good fortune, was a favorite in Victorian jewelry design. The combination of turquoise and diamond in religious artifacts symbolized purity and heavenly protection, making this cross not only a piece of jewelry but also a spiritual talisman. The craftsmanship and materials suggest it was created as a cherished keepsake, likely worn by a person of faith or gifted on a significant occasion.  A beautiful example of Victorian devotional jewelry – perfect for collectors of antique religious artifacts or lovers of 19th-century craftsmanship.

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