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Antique jewellery is defined as being over 100 years old. Vintage jewellery generally refers to pieces that were crafted between 20 and 99 years old. Both categories offer superior historical craftsmanship compared to mass-produced contemporary items, but antique pieces originate from earlier periods, such as Victorian or Edwardian eras.

It depends entirely on the individual piece. Some of our vintage necklace pendants are sold complete with their original historical chain, while others are sold as standalone pieces. Every product listing clearly states exactly what is included, alongside precise dimensions and metal specifications. If you are looking to create a complete vintage gold pendant necklace, we also offer a separate collection of antique chains to perfectly match your chosen piece.

Every pendant is authenticated by our experienced team before it reaches our website. Our product pages provide full transparency, detailing the era, precious metal (e.g., 9ct or 18ct gold, sterling silver, platinum), gemstone cuts, and any visible hallmarks.

Choosing a pendant often comes down to personal style and the history you are drawn to:

Art Deco (1920s–1930s)

Bold geometric lines, striking symmetry, and contrasting gemstones.

Best Suited For: Those who love sharp, modern-looking vintage glamour.

Edwardian (1901–1910)

Delicate openwork, platinum settings, bright diamonds, and delicate seed pearls.

Best Suited For: Elegant, lightweight, and romantic styling.

Victorian (1837–1901)

Rich yellow gold, hand-engraving and symbolic designs (hearts, stars and moons).

Best Suited For: Those seeking a meaningful Victorian pendant or statement piece.

Fob, Intaglio & Cameo

Hand-carved seals, profile portraits, and heavy gold spinner mounts.

Best Suited For: Collectors and those who appreciate tactile, historical designs.

Yes, many antique gold and vintage diamond pendants are highly durable and perfectly suited for regular wear. However, because these are precious historical items, we advise removing them during activities that could cause physical knocks, or when exposed to harsh chemicals and water (especially pieces featuring delicate stones like pearls or opals) to preserve their condition for generations to come.