Vintage Roselight Camphor Glass Pendant

A dreamy Art Deco treasure featuring luminous pink camphor glass carved with radiating sunburst facets and adorned with a delicate sculpted rose at its center. As light passes through the frosted glass, the pendant glows with a soft ethereal shimmer that made camphor glass one of the most beloved jewelry styles of the Jazz Age.

Framed in elegant gold-tone filigree, this piece captures the romance and refinement of the 1920s while remaining effortlessly wearable today.

✨ Authentic vintage camphor glass
✨ Raised pink rose centerpiece
✨ Art Deco era, circa 1925–1935
✨ Softly luminous frosted finish
✨ Romantic, feminine, and timeless

Camphor glass was extremely popular during the 1920s and 1930s. Jewelers would acid-etch or frost the glass and then cut starburst patterns into the back so light would create a glowing, almost magical effect. The result is that dreamy "moonlit" appearance you're seeing.

The pink flower insert makes this piece a little less common than the typical clear camphor glass examples. It has a very romantic Depression-era feel.