The language of oak leaves has always been strength, endurance, and quiet courage. Here, they curl gracefully around a rich violet amethyst, their golden branches climbing like a tiny preserved forest. The frame undulates softly, like a woodland path seen through dappled light, while two brilliant green garnets flicker like tiny woodland sprites, subtle, but undeniably alive. This is a pendant full of symbolism: strength, vitality, and a nod to the suffragette colors that quietly proclaimed loyalty to a movement just beginning to find its voice.

Handcrafted around 1890, this pendant is made in 15 karat gold (tested, no marks). At the center is a 2.32 carat round-cut amethyst, framed by two demantoid garnets totaling approximately 0.12 carats. The pendant measures 36 mm north to south, 25.5 mm across, with a depth of 5.4 mm, and weighs 4.1 grams. The chain shown is for display purposes only and not included.

A quietly powerful piece; romantic, symbolic, and still whispering its secrets well over a century later.

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Item ID: PTA23514VA