Brooch - 9 kt. Rose gold - Pearl
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Selected by Laura Trevino
She has 15 years' auction experience, specialising in vintage jewellery from 1920 to 2000.
Estimate € 750 - € 850
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Antique 9K rose gold brooch in Victorian buckle style, circa 1890–1910, featuring two natural pearl rosettes, three blue cabochon stones and a central clear stone, weighing 9 g, in excellent used condition, with no laboratory report.
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Description from the seller
Splendid antique brooch in rose 9K gold, crafted in Victorian style, in the shape of a "buckle" or love knot. A sentimental piece dating roughly 1890–1910.
CHARACTERISTICS:
- Metal: Rose 9K gold. Color and construction compatible with the period. Hallmark to be verified by a goldsmith's test.
- Stones: Decorated on the front with 2 rosettes of natural/fine pearls + 3 blue cabochon-cut stones + 1 clear central stone.
- Work: Typical hollow mount of the era, with a functioning hinge and hook clasp.
- Condition: Excellent conservative condition for the period. Signs of wear and patina consistent with age. No stones missing.
- Weight: 9 grams
- Hallmarks: Not visible or legible due to wear.
The "knot" was a very common symbol in the Victorian era as a sign of fidelity and union. A rare piece and highly sought after by antique jewelry collectors.
NOTE: The 9K designation is attributed based on the style, color, and alloy type of the period. A verification by a trusted goldsmith is recommended. I am selling as-is and as photographed.
SHIPPING: Insured, No box
Splendid antique brooch in rose 9K gold, crafted in Victorian style, in the shape of a "buckle" or love knot. A sentimental piece dating roughly 1890–1910.
CHARACTERISTICS:
- Metal: Rose 9K gold. Color and construction compatible with the period. Hallmark to be verified by a goldsmith's test.
- Stones: Decorated on the front with 2 rosettes of natural/fine pearls + 3 blue cabochon-cut stones + 1 clear central stone.
- Work: Typical hollow mount of the era, with a functioning hinge and hook clasp.
- Condition: Excellent conservative condition for the period. Signs of wear and patina consistent with age. No stones missing.
- Weight: 9 grams
- Hallmarks: Not visible or legible due to wear.
The "knot" was a very common symbol in the Victorian era as a sign of fidelity and union. A rare piece and highly sought after by antique jewelry collectors.
NOTE: The 9K designation is attributed based on the style, color, and alloy type of the period. A verification by a trusted goldsmith is recommended. I am selling as-is and as photographed.
SHIPPING: Insured, No box
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Style
Vintage
Metal
Rose gold
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
9 kt.
Total weight
9 g
Surrounding stones
Pearl
Condition
Excellent condition - barely used with minimal signs of wear
Gender
Women
Country of origin
Unknown
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