An early to mid 19th century gold floral cannetille citrine pendant. Citrine calculated weight...

Scratches, minor dents. General, varied discolouration.
Converted from a brooch. Hook clasp remains.
Suspension loop presumed near period replacement/addition at the pin hinge.
Mount has two small loops to one side.
One petal to a flower with losses. Few petals dented.
Citrine appears a deep medium slightly brownish orange. Minimal abrasions.
Mount electronically tests as approximately 20-21ct gold.
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