Brooch - 9 kt. Yellow gold Ruby - Pearl - Brooch - 9K yellow gold
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Estimate € 400 - € 450
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Description from the seller
An unusually rare Victorian brooch from the 19th century in 9-carat gold, featuring a 0.30-carat ruby and two pearls of 0.02 cm in diameter.
In excellent condition and beautiful. Great craftsmanship of antique jewelry.
Weight: 3.61 grams.
Size: 4.50 cm
Shipped in a gift box.
An unusually rare Victorian brooch from the 19th century in 9-carat gold, featuring a 0.30-carat ruby and two pearls of 0.02 cm in diameter.
In excellent condition and beautiful. Great craftsmanship of antique jewelry.
Weight: 3.61 grams.
Size: 4.50 cm
Shipped in a gift box.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Style
Victorian
No. of main gemstones
3
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Fineness
9 kt.
Number of pearls
2
Brand jewellery
No
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
0.30
Metal
Yellow gold
Main stone
Ruby
Diameter of pearls (in mm)
0.02 cm
Surrounding stones
Pearl
Pearl colour
White
Total weight
3.61 g
Pearl shape
Circle
Condition
Very good condition - slightly used with small signs of wear
Country of origin
Unknown
Gender
Women
Title additional information
Brooch - 9K yellow gold
Shape of main stone
Mixed shape
Cutting style of main stone
Modified cut
Width
4.5 cm
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