Antique French FIX Four Leaf Clover Pendant, Gold Filled Lucky Charm, Red Stone, Belle Epoque Art Nouveau Jewelry c.1910

A charming antique French FIX four-leaf clover pendant, most likely dating from the early 20th century, circa 1900-1915.

This delightful miniature lucky charm features a beautifully detailed four-leaf clover surrounded by an openwork circular frame and delicate botanical decoration.

At the center is a tiny faceted red stone, most likely glass, adding a lovely jewel-like accent to the warm gold finish.

The reverse is clearly marked FIX, a celebrated French mark associated with Maison Savard, known for its quality gold-filled jewelry (doublé d'or) during the Belle Époque and early 20th century.

The four-leaf clover has traditionally been treasured as a symbol of good luck and protection, its four leaves commonly associated with faith, hope, love and luck.

Its particularly small size makes this an adorable and highly wearable antique charm—perfect worn alone on a fine chain, layered with other antique pendants, or given as a meaningful good-luck gift.

Period: Early 20th century, circa 1900-1915
Style: Belle Époque / Art Nouveau
Origin: France
Mark: FIX
Material: Gold-filled / doublé d'or
Design: Four-leaf clover and botanical decoration
Stone: Small faceted red stone, probably glass
Total height: 15.7 mm / approx. 0.62 in
Diameter: 11.8 mm / approx. 0.46 in

Beautiful antique condition with minor signs of age and wear consistent with its history. Please examine all photographs carefully as they form an important part of the description.