Jadeite Pendant - Gilded Sterling Silver - Extremely Complex Paisley Pattern - All worked by Hand
Jadeite Pendant - Gilded Sterling Silver - Extremely Complex Paisley Pattern - All worked by Hand
Jadeite Pendant - Gilded Sterling Silver - Extremely Complex Paisley Pattern - All worked by Hand
Jadeite Pendant - Gilded Sterling Silver - Extremely Complex Paisley Pattern - All worked by Hand

Jadeite Pendant - Gilded Sterling Silver - Extremely Complex Paisley Pattern - All worked by Hand

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Jadeite Pendant - Gilded Sterling Silver - Extremely Complex Paisley Pattern - All worked by Hand

Antique Jewelry

Type Of Jewelry - Antique gilded silver French style Paisley pendant. Master work, almost a, "lost art," metal smithing talent, Few people on earth can do this tiny work so exacting. The tiny work was aided by a magnifying glass. It is so tiny and delicate it is "off the chart," hand work. ALL handmade, no modern equipment . 

Jeweler/Designer (If Known) - Unknown

Measurements -  H - 1.50" by W - 1" by Depth .25"

Main Gemstone Type - Jadeite Jade Beautiful green and white cut to mimic French paisley

Main Gem Weight/Cut- Paisley Shape cut on Jadeite

Clarity -  Translucent (light will shine through)

Additional Gemstones Weight/Cut - 

Additional Gem Weight - 

Metal Types and Purity - Sterling Silver, Gilded with real gold

Diamond Weight (If Applicable) - 

NOTES - 

Few artisans can still create this extreme complexity of hand crafted design. Every single curve was worked by hand. This cannot be replicated by any machine even with AI at this time. This is artistry likely from 19th Century. The Chinese often gilded Silver with gold. This is not a cheap piece by any means. It would take a master gold/silversmith a lot of time to create this piece and it likely was bought in China by a wealthy tourist, brought over when a Chinese person immigrated, or a minister or opium trader would have picked it up. Few people could enter China during this period and those who did were important or wealthy. Made In China used to indicate high quality and only in the 20th Century did it become cheaper mass marketed goods. They adopted the French Paisley pattern to attract European and Americans to buy. 

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