Brooch/Pendant, Snake in Fern, 18K Gold, C.F. Carlman, 1947
Capture the elegance of the 1940s with this exquisite brooch – or pendant – in the shape of a serpent winding among ferns, made in 1947 by the royal court jeweler CF Carlman . The piece combines the mystery of nature with goldsmithing of the highest level, where every detail is executed with impressive precision and feeling.
Made in a refined combination of 18k gold, silver and enamel , this piece of jewelry exudes timeless charm and sophistication. With its dimensions of 75 x 42 mm and a weight of 30.88 grams , it makes an elegant and at the same time powerful impression.
The well-thought-out design means that the brooch can also be easily worn as a pendant – a versatile piece of jewelry that can be varied according to occasion and style. The excellent condition of the jewelry testifies to both the quality of the manufacturing and the care it has received over the years.
This is not just a piece of jewelry – it is a piece of Swedish jewelry history, a tribute to CF Carlman's craftsmanship and artistic heritage. A rare vintage find to wear with pride – or preserve as a treasure from a bygone era.
Manufacturer: CF Carlman
Metal: 18k gold, silver
Weight: 30.88g
Dimensions: Width: 75 mm (2.96 inches), Length: 42 mm (1.66 inches)
Country of origin: Sweden
Period: 1940–1949
Year of manufacture: 1947
Condition: Very good - normal wear consistent with age