Large Pendant Surrounded by Ten Different Studs 

This is a design for a pendant by Daniel Mignot, a French engraver active in the early 17th century. The central pendant is surrounded by ten different studs, each with intricate detail and a blend of architectural and fantastical elements. Mignot’s work is characterized by the use of grotesque figures, fantastic creatures, and stylized foliage, typical of the Mannerist style. This print is an example of his highly detailed and imaginative designs, which would have been used for inspiration in the creation of jewelry and other decorative objects.