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22K Gold Indian Victorian-Style Prize Medal Gold Coin Collar 16-Inch Necklace
A monumental early-20th-century gold coin-motif fringe collar necklace featuring a continuous row of overlapping medallion discs suspended from an elaborate pierced floral and palmette-form gold spine with bead terminal accents. The medallions are inscribed “Prize G. Medal For Jewellery” and feature Victorian sovereign-inspired imagery, creating a dramatic graduated fringe across the neckline.
The necklace measures approximately 16 inches in length and 1.17 inches at its widest point and weighs 261.59 grams. An accompanying Verdura pouch is included; the necklace is not signed by or attributed to Verdura.
Product Specifications:
Item Type: Coin-Motif Fringe Collar Necklace
Period: Early 20th century, circa 1929
Metal: Gold, tested as 22K
Total Weight: 261.59 grams
Length: 16 inches
Maximum Width: 1.17 inches
Style: Victorian sovereign-inspired coin fringe collar
Medallion Motif: Inscribed “Prize G. Medal For Jewellery” with Victorian-inspired portrait imagery and heraldic reverse
Medallion Edges: Milled edges resembling struck coinage
Spine Construction: Pierced floral and palmette-form links with bead terminal accents
Fringe: Overlapping medallion discs graduating in size toward the center
Pouch: Accompanying Verdura pouch included; necklace is not Verdura signed or attributed
About the Necklace:
This substantial gold collar necklace is constructed as a continuous articulated spine of pierced floral and palmette-form links, finished with bead accents and suspending a graduated row of overlapping coin-form medallions. The discs increase in size toward the center, producing a broad, fan-like fringe that moves and reflects light across the neckline.
Each medallion bears the inscription “Prize G. Medal For Jewellery” and incorporates imagery inspired by Victorian sovereign coinage. Milled edges reinforce the appearance of traditional struck coins, while the intricate openwork spine adds a second decorative element above the fringe.
Weighing 261.59 grams and measuring 16 inches long, the necklace has an unusually substantial presence and functions as both a high-karat gold jewel and a dramatic statement collar. Its scale, articulated construction, and dense arrangement of overlapping medallions make it an exceptional example of early-20th-century coin-motif jewelry.
$110,000.00
22K Gold Indian Victorian-Style Prize Medal Gold Coin Collar 16-Inch Necklace—
$110,000.00
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A monumental early-20th-century gold coin-motif fringe collar necklace featuring a continuous row of overlapping medallion discs suspended from an elaborate pierced floral and palmette-form gold spine with bead terminal accents. The medallions are inscribed “Prize G. Medal For Jewellery” and feature Victorian sovereign-inspired imagery, creating a dramatic graduated fringe across the neckline.
The necklace measures approximately 16 inches in length and 1.17 inches at its widest point and weighs 261.59 grams. An accompanying Verdura pouch is included; the necklace is not signed by or attributed to Verdura.
Product Specifications:
Item Type: Coin-Motif Fringe Collar Necklace
Period: Early 20th century, circa 1929
Metal: Gold, tested as 22K
Total Weight: 261.59 grams
Length: 16 inches
Maximum Width: 1.17 inches
Style: Victorian sovereign-inspired coin fringe collar
Medallion Motif: Inscribed “Prize G. Medal For Jewellery” with Victorian-inspired portrait imagery and heraldic reverse
Medallion Edges: Milled edges resembling struck coinage
Spine Construction: Pierced floral and palmette-form links with bead terminal accents
Fringe: Overlapping medallion discs graduating in size toward the center
Pouch: Accompanying Verdura pouch included; necklace is not Verdura signed or attributed
About the Necklace:
This substantial gold collar necklace is constructed as a continuous articulated spine of pierced floral and palmette-form links, finished with bead accents and suspending a graduated row of overlapping coin-form medallions. The discs increase in size toward the center, producing a broad, fan-like fringe that moves and reflects light across the neckline.
Each medallion bears the inscription “Prize G. Medal For Jewellery” and incorporates imagery inspired by Victorian sovereign coinage. Milled edges reinforce the appearance of traditional struck coins, while the intricate openwork spine adds a second decorative element above the fringe.
Weighing 261.59 grams and measuring 16 inches long, the necklace has an unusually substantial presence and functions as both a high-karat gold jewel and a dramatic statement collar. Its scale, articulated construction, and dense arrangement of overlapping medallions make it an exceptional example of early-20th-century coin-motif jewelry.
