Artist: René Jules Lalique
Date: 1893
Size: 9 x 15 cm
Museum: Calouste Gulbenkian Museum (Lisboa, Portugal)
Technique: Enamel
Diadem in the form of a free-standing cockerel’s head, made of gold, horn and enamel, holding a quartz crystal – of cut amethyst – in its beak. This piece is remarkable for its delicate treatment of the cockerel’s comb and caruncles, in fine gold mesh, as well as the magnificent enamel work in iridescent tones of blue and green, so characteristic of Lalique
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