A wonderful pendant necklace from the Edwardian period features purple glass stones in a gilded brass setting.  A gold-tone chain holds an oval setting that is decorated with some fine granulation much like that seen in Victorian jewelry.  On oval cut glass stone is the center feature with an elongated purple cut glass drop hanging from the bottom.  The setting is small and delicate which helps to accent the stones.  The necklace and chain measure 15” long.  The drop measures 1 1/8” long.  All are in good condition with a very tiny chip near the end of the drop.  The oval stone looks to be a replacement but matches well with the drop.  Though first believed to be Victorian, it's style and materials make it more likely to be circa 1905 – 1910, with a style between the delicate Edwardian period and the early 1920s Art Deco period that followed.

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