No Reserve Price - Pendant Gold-plated, Tombak - 3.60ct. tw. Garnet - Crescent Moon and Star
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Antique garnet jewelry, a Damen brooch in Tombak with gilding, 34.2 × 26.6 mm, weight 6.22 g, containing 36 Bohemian garnets totaling about 3.60 ct in a facetted star cut, star and crescent motif, no laboratory report, Germany origin, excellent condition.
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Ancient garnet jewelry from the Biedermeier period. Victorian era. The piece is a brooch. The brooch features motifs that pay tribute to the Orientalism admiration of the time. The star and the large crescent moon speak to the romanticization of the Orient. Star and crescent moon were popular motifs of that era. Between the star and the crescent moon, six larger garnet gemstones are symmetrically spaced, resembling a bouquet.
A total of 36 Bohemian garnet gemstones are set in this brooch, crafted in the finest dark red.
Typical for this period are the Bohemian garnet gemstones in a faceted star cut, which tapers to a point towards the center. Together, the 36 garnets weigh approximately 3.60 ct. All stones are original and present, and the brooch is in excellent overall condition.
The carrier material is made of Tombak with gold plating.
Very good antique condition and immediately wearable as jewelry.
Base material is tombac with gold plating.
Measurements: 34.2 x 26.6 mm
Weight 6.22 grams
Insured shipping with DHL/UPS
Ancient garnet jewelry from the Biedermeier period. Victorian era. The piece is a brooch. The brooch features motifs that pay tribute to the Orientalism admiration of the time. The star and the large crescent moon speak to the romanticization of the Orient. Star and crescent moon were popular motifs of that era. Between the star and the crescent moon, six larger garnet gemstones are symmetrically spaced, resembling a bouquet.
A total of 36 Bohemian garnet gemstones are set in this brooch, crafted in the finest dark red.
Typical for this period are the Bohemian garnet gemstones in a faceted star cut, which tapers to a point towards the center. Together, the 36 garnets weigh approximately 3.60 ct. All stones are original and present, and the brooch is in excellent overall condition.
The carrier material is made of Tombak with gold plating.
Very good antique condition and immediately wearable as jewelry.
Base material is tombac with gold plating.
Measurements: 34.2 x 26.6 mm
Weight 6.22 grams
Insured shipping with DHL/UPS
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory Report
No laboratory report
No. of main gemstones
36
Total carat weight of all stones
3.60
Metal
Tombak, Gold-plated
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
3.60
Brand jewellery
No
Main Stone
Garnet
Total weight
6.22 g
Condition
Excellent condition - barely used with minimal signs of wear
Gender
Women
Country of Origin
Germany
Title additional information
Crescent Moon and Star
Shape of main stone
Round
Cutting style of main stone
Faceted cut
Width
34 mm
Length
26.6 mm
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