Brooch - 14 kt. Silver, Yellow gold Garnet - Diamond
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Selected by Laura Trevino
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Description from the seller
Victorian brooch – silver with gold, set with garnet and diamond
Magnificent Victorian brooch crafted in 925 silver with 14-karat gold on the reverse, confirmed by XRF test. The brooch is richly decorated with refined filigree and scroll motifs and set with several deep red garnet stones in various cuts, including carré-cut pieces and a central round stone. Additionally, the piece is finished with small diamonds, providing subtle sparkle and enhancing the authentic character of the design.
The combination of oxidized silver, warm gold accents, diamonds, and intensely red garnet stones is characteristic of the romantic Victorian style and gives the piece a distinctive antique appearance.
The jewelry is in nice, used condition, appropriate for its age, with normal light signs of wear.
Specifications
* Type: Victorian brooch
* Period: Victorian era
* Material: 925 silver with 14-karat gold on the reverse (XRF tested)
* Main stones: Garnet 4 pieces (1 round, 1 cabochon, 2 carré; largest round garnet is 1.22 ct)
* Other stones: Diamond
* Diamond cut: Robust cut, no specific characteristic cut identified
* Dimensions: 45.5 x 38.2 mm
* Weight: 11.7 grams
* Condition: Good antique condition
Carefully packaged and insured for shipping.
Victorian brooch – silver with gold, set with garnet and diamond
Magnificent Victorian brooch crafted in 925 silver with 14-karat gold on the reverse, confirmed by XRF test. The brooch is richly decorated with refined filigree and scroll motifs and set with several deep red garnet stones in various cuts, including carré-cut pieces and a central round stone. Additionally, the piece is finished with small diamonds, providing subtle sparkle and enhancing the authentic character of the design.
The combination of oxidized silver, warm gold accents, diamonds, and intensely red garnet stones is characteristic of the romantic Victorian style and gives the piece a distinctive antique appearance.
The jewelry is in nice, used condition, appropriate for its age, with normal light signs of wear.
Specifications
* Type: Victorian brooch
* Period: Victorian era
* Material: 925 silver with 14-karat gold on the reverse (XRF tested)
* Main stones: Garnet 4 pieces (1 round, 1 cabochon, 2 carré; largest round garnet is 1.22 ct)
* Other stones: Diamond
* Diamond cut: Robust cut, no specific characteristic cut identified
* Dimensions: 45.5 x 38.2 mm
* Weight: 11.7 grams
* Condition: Good antique condition
Carefully packaged and insured for shipping.
Details
Era
1400-1900
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
No. of main gemstones
4
Style
Victorian
Estimated period
1850-1900
Metal
Silver, Yellow gold
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
1.22
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
14 kt.
Main stone
Garnet
Total weight
11.7 g
Surrounding stones
Diamond
Condition
Good condition - used with some signs of wear
Gender
Women
Country of origin
Unknown
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