Superb Foiled Georgian Pink Topaz and Cannetille Work Pendant Vintage silver jewelry Jewels of the 1810's were

Jewels of the 1810's were mimicked in both silhouette and construction

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Superb Foiled Georgian Pink Topaz and Cannetille Work Pendant Vintage silver jewelry Jewels of the 1810's wereStyles were dramatic and ornate during the Georgian period, thanks partly to intricate metalwork techniques such as cannetille (a method of working the gold wire to make it look woven), as we can see in this special pendant. This metalworking technique, very popular in the 1820s and 30s, involved intricate wirework designs. Cannetille resembles embroidery inspired filigree. English, circa 1830, this beautiful late Georgian example is from the Regency