Are you feeling lucky? A rare and captivating treasure from the late 1800s, this antique French pendant beautifully showcases the romance and symbolism of late Victorian - Belle Époque jewelry. Crafted in warm 9K rose gold, the piece features an ornate openwork design framing the number “13,” rendered in an elegant, flowing script that reflects the decorative artistry of the era.
 
In antique French jewelry, the number “13” was regarded as a number of great fortune and destiny. Some people wore “13” charms as talismans to reverse bad luck or to invite good fate—similar to how horseshoes or four-leaf clovers were used.
 
The diamond-shaped frame is finely detailed with engraved linear textures and rounded corner accents, giving the pendant depth, dimension, and a refined architectural feel. The number itself is delicately sculpted with graceful curves and flourishes, creating a striking contrast between bold structure and intricate ornamentation. This piece is not only a beautiful adornment but also a historic keepsake.
 
Sold with a rose gold vermeil chain for immediate wearability. 
 
Sourced in France and curated by Paris-based Vivienne Birt for Chateau Love, this antique pendant embodies the timeless sophistication and meticulous artistry that defines our carefully selected chateau-worthy collection of luxurious antique and vintage jewelry. 
 
MATERIAL:
Gold 
 
AGE: 
Late 1800s 
 
CONDITION: 
Very good – surface wear commensurate with age and use 
 
SIZE:
Height: 2 cm without bale 
Width: 2 cm 
 
WEIGHT:
1.06 g
 
Please read descriptions and inspect photos carefully, paying careful attention to size and weight. Due to the age of antique and vintage jewelry, minor abrasions and wear of finishes is normal and appreciated. All items have been tested to be in working/usable condition, unless otherwise stated. Please take care to understand safe cleaning methods for each type of gem and metal. Jewelry pieces are carefully wrapped, ribboned and shipped in an elegant velvet or leatherette presentation gift box. Antique boxes in photos are for illustrative purposes only.