Soft as moonlight over still waters, this pendant captures the spirit of the Arts and Crafts movement in its balance of simplicity and subtle elegance. Two jelly opals glow with shifting flashes of green and blue, their iridescence floating like secrets in the dusk. Framed within a hand-wrought golden design, the stones seem to hover, offering that unmistakable sense of natural beauty and quiet artistry that defined the era.

Handcrafted around 1910, this pendant is set in 9 karat gold and hallmarked “375.” It holds two opals: one oval cabochon measuring 8 x 6 mm and a smaller round stone of 4 mm. Together they are suspended within an organic openwork frame, giving the piece movement and lightness. The pendant measures 30.5 mm north to south, 15.5 mm across, and 5 mm deep, with a total weight of 1.9 grams.

Jewelry like this was meant to be worn as an expression of individuality, not ornament alone. Over a century later, this pendant still feels modern, an heirloom of quiet rebellion and natural grace, waiting for the right person to wear it forward.

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Item ID: PTC11332VA