Chatelaine van goud c. 1755

"Chatelaine van goud" is a gold chatelaine, a type of decorative chain worn by women in the 18th century to hold small personal items, created by Jean-Baptiste Baillon around 1755. The piece features an elaborate, intricately-designed frame with a central plaque depicting a scene of a man and a woman. Hanging from the frame are various charms and accessories, including a key, a seal, and a small egg-shaped object. This exquisite piece of jewelry exemplifies the craftsmanship and fashion trends of the Rococo period.