An early 20th century gold peridot and split pearl pendant, on chain. Length of pendant 4.6cms....

Surface scratches and minor marks.
Repair to one of the chains where it attaches to the main body of the pendant, small panel, soft solder visible.
Peridot appears a fairly bright yellowy green. Moderate abrasions, shallow chip at girdle.
Split pearls varied, some noticeably discoloured.
Electronically tests as approximately 14-15ct gold.
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