An antique early transitional convertible piece, made in England around the 1840's. It was designed, with a geometric squared patterns, including a rectangular main body and three graduated dangling elements. Completely assembled piece by piece and crafted in 14 kt yellow Gold with silver top settings for the gemstones. Suited at the reverse, with a hinged (screwed) horizontal pin bar to be wear as a pin and a discrete movable bale to be displayed in a chain. Mounted in full, with natural diamonds with a combined total weight of 4.58 carats, described as follow; 1 center big rose cut of (0.80 cts), 7 large European rose cut (1.50 cts) and accented around with 48 small old miners (2.28 carats). This piece have a total weight of 20.6 grams and a measures of 37 mm by 60 mm. Good conditions. It is in perfect condition, with all the original gemstones and parts, no replacements or alterations. Upon Request, Auction House may provide an appraisal. This will carry an additional cost. Appraisals are made by our in house GIA certified Gemologist.