Georg Jensen - Brooch Silver Amber - Chalcedony






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Georg Jensen silver brooch (925 sterling) with a central amber cabochon surrounded by six green agate cabochons in an Art Nouveau design; back stamped with GEORG JENSEN, 925 S, DENMARK, dimensions about 50.5 × 41.3 mm, weight 22.93 g, in good condition with minor patina and a barely bent pin.
Description from the seller
Product Description
This is a silver brooch by Georg Jensen. In the center sits a large amber cabochon, surrounded by an openwork scroll pattern and six cabochon-cut green agate stones, in an Art Nouveau decorative design.
On the back are a dotted oval with the stamps “GEORG JENSEN,” “925 S,” and “DENMARK,” confirming authentic Georg Jensen manufacture. The design style follows the Skønvirke/Art Nouveau current established in the company’s early days (1900s–1920s), but judging by the form of the stamps, the actual production period is later (between the 1900s and the 2000s).
Materials & Details
- Material: Silver 925
- Main stone: Amber, cabochon-cut
- Side stones: Green agate (chalcedony), cabochon-cut, 6 stones
- Size: Approximately 50.5 mm × 41.3 mm
- Weight: Approximately 22.93 g
- Era: 1900–2000
- Style: Art Nouveau
- Designer/Brand: Georg Jensen
Condition
There are no chips on the amber or green agate stones, and the piece is in good condition. The clasp is fully functional. The pin area shows only a slight bend and some discoloration/oxidation from age (see close-up photos), but this does not affect functionality.
Customs & Taxes
For overseas shipments, any customs duties, taxes, etc., incurred at import are the responsibility of the bidder (Delivery Duty Unpaid). Since rules vary by country, we recommend checking your local customs regulations in advance.
Product Description
This is a silver brooch by Georg Jensen. In the center sits a large amber cabochon, surrounded by an openwork scroll pattern and six cabochon-cut green agate stones, in an Art Nouveau decorative design.
On the back are a dotted oval with the stamps “GEORG JENSEN,” “925 S,” and “DENMARK,” confirming authentic Georg Jensen manufacture. The design style follows the Skønvirke/Art Nouveau current established in the company’s early days (1900s–1920s), but judging by the form of the stamps, the actual production period is later (between the 1900s and the 2000s).
Materials & Details
- Material: Silver 925
- Main stone: Amber, cabochon-cut
- Side stones: Green agate (chalcedony), cabochon-cut, 6 stones
- Size: Approximately 50.5 mm × 41.3 mm
- Weight: Approximately 22.93 g
- Era: 1900–2000
- Style: Art Nouveau
- Designer/Brand: Georg Jensen
Condition
There are no chips on the amber or green agate stones, and the piece is in good condition. The clasp is fully functional. The pin area shows only a slight bend and some discoloration/oxidation from age (see close-up photos), but this does not affect functionality.
Customs & Taxes
For overseas shipments, any customs duties, taxes, etc., incurred at import are the responsibility of the bidder (Delivery Duty Unpaid). Since rules vary by country, we recommend checking your local customs regulations in advance.
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