No reserve price - Brooch Victorian garnet brooch / Tombak / gold double / Bohemia / circa 1890-1900 / antique - 5.00ct. tw.
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Victorian garnet brooch in tombac, dating to circa 1850–1900, weighing 4.2 g with a total gemstone weight of 5 ct, unbranded and without a laboratory report, suitable for unisex wear.
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Description from the seller
Ø 2.5 cm, weight 4.2 grams, tombak, 5 carats, antique garnet brooch, crafted from tombak
There is a needle at the back.
Shipping via DHL or HERMES
Ø 2.5 cm, weight 4.2 grams, tombak, 5 carats, antique garnet brooch, crafted from tombak
There is a needle at the back.
Shipping via DHL or HERMES
Details
Era
1400-1900
Laboratory Report
No laboratory report
Style
Antique, Victorian
Total carat weight of all stones
5.00
Estimated period
1850-1900
Metal
Victorian garnet brooch / Tombak / gold double / Bohemia / circa 1890-1900 / antique
Brand jewellery
No
Total weight
4.2 g
Condition
Very good condition - slightly used with small signs of wear
Gender
Unisex
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