Antique Meiji Era Shakudo Pendant in 14k Gold cruise ship charm The drops were originally part

The drops were originally part of a vintage brooch (circa 1940-1960)

reflecting the master goldsmithing traditions of the region

The gold has been professionally verified using X-ray fluorescence (XRF) analysis and traditional jeweler’s acid testing

3 inches north to south and remains in excellent condition—a remarkable testament to its preservation over nearly two centuries

with the goldwork embracing the cabochon in a graceful botanical motif

Antique Meiji Era Shakudo Pendant in 14k Gold cruise ship charm The drops were originally partAn exceptional antique shakudo piece from the Meiji era (circa 1880) featuring a finely detailed scene of two quails in a flowery meadow, crafted in 14 karat gold. The composition reflects the refined artistry and naturalistic themes characteristic of Japanese Meiji workmanship, with delicate texturing and dimensional detail bringing the scene to life. The pendant is mounted in 14 karat gold and surmounted by an elegant 0. 50 carat diamond, adding a