Yellow 375/1000 or 750/1000 Gold Open-Work Corsica Moor's Head Pendant

The Moor's Head is a powerful symbol featured on the Corsican flag. It depicts a young man with a white headband, which was historically placed over the eyes. It is said that Corsican army general Ghjuvan Petru Gaffori decided to raise it up to symbolize the newfound freedom of the Corsican people. The story behind this Moor's Head remains debated, and various other accounts have been told.

We present this superb pendant by Rosatella, a creator of timeless, quality jewelry. Here, the Island of Beauty is rendered through its coastline in an open-work design, with the iconic Moor's Head engraved at the center. With a smooth finish, the Moor's Head is finely engraved to reveal its intricate details. Crafted in yellow gold, you can choose between 375/1000 (9K) or 750/1000 (18K).

The pendant stands 20.6 mm tall and 9.9 mm wide, and features an oval bail. The average gold weight is 0.90 g for 375/1000 (9K) gold and 1.10 g for 750/1000 (18K) gold.