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This magnificent Renaissance Revival suffragette pendant is a masterpiece by the renowned Giuliano firm. A delicate balance of artistry and meaning, the design centers a fancy cut Rose de France amethyst of stunning light violet hue. Set in a trophy-shaped mount, a form symbolizing triumph, the jewel is further adorned with verdant green guilloché enamel, a pearl drop and sparkling rose cut diamond accents. Suffragette jewelry used the colors purple for dignity, white for purity and green for hope—each chosen to represent the values and aspirations of the women's suffrage movement. To wear a jewel like this during the Victorian and Edwardian eras was a subtle but unmistakable act of solidarity and a refined rebellion wrapped in beauty. Set in 14K rose gold and silver. Complete with an 18K yellow gold chain.
The Giuliano firm, known for its refined enamel work and revivalist style, was celebrated for its Renaissance-inspired lozenge-shaped pendants. This pendant is a quintessential example of the firm’s signature aesthetic. Carlo Giuliano (1831–1895) was a master Italian goldsmith who moved to London and rose to prominence for his exquisitely detailed work. He may have apprenticed under Augusto Castellani. After his retirement, his sons Carlo and Arthur Giuliano continued the family legacy, producing designs of exceptional craftsmanship like this well into the Edwardian era. Works by the renowned firm are incredibly rare on the market today.
Early 20th century
Stamped with Carlo and Arthur Giuliano's maker's mark “C&AG”
Pendant: 1 3/4" high x 1" wide
Giuliano Suffragette Pendant
$34,500.00
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The Giuliano firm, known for its refined enamel work and revivalist style, was celebrated for its Renaissance-inspired lozenge-shaped pendants. This pendant is a quintessential example of the firm’s signature aesthetic. Carlo Giuliano (1831–1895) was a master Italian goldsmith who moved to London and rose to prominence for his exquisitely detailed work. He may have apprenticed under Augusto Castellani. After his retirement, his sons Carlo and Arthur Giuliano continued the family legacy, producing designs of exceptional craftsmanship like this well into the Edwardian era. Works by the renowned firm are incredibly rare on the market today.
Early 20th century
Stamped with Carlo and Arthur Giuliano's maker's mark “C&AG”
Pendant: 1 3/4" high x 1" wide
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