Details

• Central double-headed eagle motif, a symbol of power
  and guardianship
• Natural malachite disc with distinctive banding
• Accented with garnet cabochons and cubic zirconia
• Ornate, dimensional silver work with beaded and
  scroll detailing
• Decorative, crown-style bale
• Curb-link chain with spring-ring clasp
• Strong Byzantine / imperial revival aesthetic
• Era: Mid–late 20th century (circa 1970s–1990s)
• Material: solid sterling silver, large oval natural malachite,
  bezel-set garnet cabochons, cubic zirconia
• Measurements: chain length 21”, pendant height 2.25”, width 1.75”
• Likely Eastern European–made
• Condition: vintage – good, light scratches on the back of the malachite
  A striking statement piece , found just for you

Collector’s Note: The double-headed eagle has been a powerful symbol for centuries, appearing in Byzantine, Russian, and various European heraldry as an emblem of dual sovereignty, unity, and spiritual power. The green striations on the malachite disc represent growth and protection. The cabochon garnets with their deep red hues, represent strength and vitality, while the cubic zirconia accents add brilliance and light.