Antique Georgian Diamond Mudra Ivory Hand Pendant Circa 1760

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This extremely collectable hand carved Georgian Diamond Mudra pendant is Circa 1760.

Due to its age, Georgian jewellery is quite rare, with some pieces almost three hundred years old. From 1714 until 1837 four King Georges and a short-lived William gave rise to this extended period, spanning many fashions that are reflected in these stunning pieces of Georgian jewellery.

Mudras are a symbolic hand gesture in Buddhism and Hinduism that is believed to contribute to the bodies energy and balance. Mudra jewellery was created as a symbol of this energy and a reminder of it’s power.

The unique pendant is hand carved from Ivory and depicts a ladies hand performing the ‘Shuni’ Mudra which is believed to help purify ones emotions and thoughts.

The wonderful hand is also adorned with a beautiful Gold bracelet set with 0.55ct of Cushion cut Diamonds.

Diamonds sparkle continuously and beautifully captivating the allure of natures beauty. They are the hardest mineral on Earth and this combined with its exceptional lustre and brilliant fire has made it the most highly prized of all gems.

The mountings of this fabulous piece of jewellery are all set in 18ct Yellow Gold displaying fabulous all round Georgian workmanship.

This is a one of a kind Georgian pendant, a unique talking piece that is highly collectable.

Weighs 7.3 grams.

Measures 11mm across x 50mm down x 10mm depth.

Diamond bracelet measures 7mm across x 9mm down.

Excellent condition.

ITEM NUMBER- 8664