Antique golden topaz and diamond cluster cross pendant

Date	1800
Period	Early 19th century
Medium	Golden topaz, Diamond
Gallery	S.J. Phillips Ltd

Description
Technical

Formerly part of the Bathurst Jewels, of Latin form, each arm set with an elongated fancy-shaped topaz with a square cut to the centre, cushion and single cut diamond line border around the rim and criss-crossing around the central stone, similarly diamond set to the front of the suspension loop, partially closed-set, mounted in silver and gold.

Length including loop 10.3cm / 4 1/8''
Weight: 33g

Date: 1800
Period: Early 19th century
Medium: Golden topaz, Diamond
Provenance: By family tradition, left by H.R.H. The Princess Amelia (1783-1810), daughter of George III, to her Lady in Waiting The Hon. Mrs George Villiers (1775-1856) and by descent to her great granddaughter Lilias Borthwick, later Countess Bathurst (1871-1965) and by descent in the Bathurst family.

Categories: Jewellery