An Exceptional, Untreated Qing Dynasty Jadeite Pendant Plaque, Circa 19th Century. Crafted From Highly Translucent Type "A" Burma (Myanmar) Material, The Stone Displays A Remarkably Consistent, Vibrant Apple-To-Emerald Green Hue Throughout. The Plaque Is Masterfully Carved In The Elegant 18th-Century Archaic Style, Featuring A Detailed Low-Relief Floral And Vine Motif.
The Pendant Is Crowned With An Adorned Top Styled As A Decorative Bow, Inset With Hand-Faceted Old Mine Cut Diamonds. True To Late Georgian And Victorian European Craftsmanship, The Setting Is Meticulously Constructed In Period-Correct Silver-Topped Yellow Gold To Perfectly Preserve The Brilliance Of The Diamonds.
Dimensions: Approximately 2 3/4” Total Length. The Jadeite Plaque Alone Measures Approximately 1 3/4” Long x 1” Wide x 1/2” Deep. Unmarked. Excellent Antique Condition.
