✨ French late 19th–early 20th Century Cloisonné Gilded Brass Cross Pendant Necklace ✨
This is a religious art masterpiece from France, dating approximately between 1880–1920.
Crafted using the Cloisonné Enamel technique, the brass base is adorned with delicate gilded lines outlining the pattern, filled with deep blue and warm white enamel. The central floral motif exudes the solemn splendor of Byzantine style, while also reflecting the Art Nouveau period's absorption and integration of Eastern aesthetics.
The front features intricate ornamentation, while the back retains the simple elegance of brass, showcasing the solemn yet refined qualities of religious jewelry. Such crosses were often given as pilgrimage souvenirs from churches, carrying profound faith and craftsmanship value.
📌 Features:
• Made in France, circa 1880–1920
• Cross material: Brass + Cloisonné Enamel
• Dimensions: Cross 6.4 × 4.5 cm
• Chain material: Magnetic metal with copper plating (not original, added later)
• Chain length: Approx. 31 cm
• Style: Neo-Byzantine / Art Nouveau
This antique cross is not only a symbol of faith but also a testament to French craftsmanship from a century ago.
As with all antique pieces, there are minor imperfections. There is slight enamel loss on the cross, which serves as a mark of its history. Please consider this before purchasing.
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- Copper & Brass
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- Handmade
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- France
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- A religious art masterpiece from France, dating approximately between 1880–1920. Crafted using the Cloisonné Enamel technique, the brass base is adorned with delicate gilded lines outlining the pattern, filled with deep blue and warm white enamel.
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