Brooch - 18 kt. Yellow gold
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Description from the seller
18K Gold Framed Hand Painted Brooch Signed Artwork Amorphous Design 60.8 × 52 mm
Elegant and unique hand painted brooch set within an 18K yellow gold frame, featuring an amorphous, organic shape that gives the piece a striking sculptural appearance.
The central miniature artwork appears to be a delicate hand painted composition, possibly depicting a romantic or symbolic subject, and bears a partially legible signature (appears to read “Verarion” or similar).
The finely crafted 18K gold border, measuring approximately 3.76 mm in thickness, complements the artwork beautifully, creating a sophisticated contrast between fine art and jewelry design.
This brooch exemplifies artistic craftsmanship, likely produced by an artisan jeweller or studio during the mid-to-late 20th century. A wonderful collector’s item combining goldsmithing and miniature painting traditions.
Material: 18K Yellow Gold (tested)
Technique: Hand-painted miniature on panel under the glass.
Frame Thickness: 3.76 mm
Dimensions: 60.79 × 51.98 mm
Weight: 19.13 g
Form: Amorphous / organic shape
Signature: Partially legible (“Verarion” or similar)
Condition: Very good, slight wear consistent with age
Style / Period: Possibly mid-20th century, Art or Artisan style
Origin: Europe
18K Gold Framed Hand Painted Brooch Signed Artwork Amorphous Design 60.8 × 52 mm
Elegant and unique hand painted brooch set within an 18K yellow gold frame, featuring an amorphous, organic shape that gives the piece a striking sculptural appearance.
The central miniature artwork appears to be a delicate hand painted composition, possibly depicting a romantic or symbolic subject, and bears a partially legible signature (appears to read “Verarion” or similar).
The finely crafted 18K gold border, measuring approximately 3.76 mm in thickness, complements the artwork beautifully, creating a sophisticated contrast between fine art and jewelry design.
This brooch exemplifies artistic craftsmanship, likely produced by an artisan jeweller or studio during the mid-to-late 20th century. A wonderful collector’s item combining goldsmithing and miniature painting traditions.
Material: 18K Yellow Gold (tested)
Technique: Hand-painted miniature on panel under the glass.
Frame Thickness: 3.76 mm
Dimensions: 60.79 × 51.98 mm
Weight: 19.13 g
Form: Amorphous / organic shape
Signature: Partially legible (“Verarion” or similar)
Condition: Very good, slight wear consistent with age
Style / Period: Possibly mid-20th century, Art or Artisan style
Origin: Europe
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory Report
No laboratory report
Metal
Yellow gold
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
18 kt.
Total weight
19.13 g
Condition
Very good condition - slightly used with small signs of wear
Gender
Women
Width
51.98 mm
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