Brooch - 14 kt. Yellow gold
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Description from the seller
Unique brooch in the shape of a parrot made of 585 gold with gemstone setting
This intricately designed brooch in the shape of a stylized parrot was made from 585 gold (14 karat). The striking design features a sitting bird with finely engraved feather structures and a colored gemstone setting. The eyes, feathers, and wings are decorated with several differently colored stones—including red, blue, green, and white accents—rubies, sapphires, emeralds, and small diamonds.
The brooch is sculpted in a three-dimensional manner and appears especially lively due to the play of light on the polished gold surfaces and sparkling stones. The back is smoothly finished and equipped with a sturdy clasp.
Details:
- Material: 585er Gold (14 Karat)
- Setting: colored gemstones (probably ruby, sapphire, emerald, and diamonds)
- Dimensions: Length approximately 5.5 cm
- Weight: about 6.5 g
Condition: very good, minimal signs of wear
Special feature
The faceted stones create a brilliant play of light that emphasizes the lively shape of the parrot. A striking and charming piece of jewelry that serves as a focal point.
Notes
Images are part of the description.
Minor, light-induced color deviations from the original may be present in the photo.
Any additional costs or charges such as customs duties or import fees, charges for customs clearance and processing are borne by the buyer.
Unique brooch in the shape of a parrot made of 585 gold with gemstone setting
This intricately designed brooch in the shape of a stylized parrot was made from 585 gold (14 karat). The striking design features a sitting bird with finely engraved feather structures and a colored gemstone setting. The eyes, feathers, and wings are decorated with several differently colored stones—including red, blue, green, and white accents—rubies, sapphires, emeralds, and small diamonds.
The brooch is sculpted in a three-dimensional manner and appears especially lively due to the play of light on the polished gold surfaces and sparkling stones. The back is smoothly finished and equipped with a sturdy clasp.
Details:
- Material: 585er Gold (14 Karat)
- Setting: colored gemstones (probably ruby, sapphire, emerald, and diamonds)
- Dimensions: Length approximately 5.5 cm
- Weight: about 6.5 g
Condition: very good, minimal signs of wear
Special feature
The faceted stones create a brilliant play of light that emphasizes the lively shape of the parrot. A striking and charming piece of jewelry that serves as a focal point.
Notes
Images are part of the description.
Minor, light-induced color deviations from the original may be present in the photo.
Any additional costs or charges such as customs duties or import fees, charges for customs clearance and processing are borne by the buyer.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory Report
No laboratory report
Metal
Yellow gold
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
14 kt.
Total weight
6.5 g
Condition
Excellent condition - barely used with minimal signs of wear
Gender
Women
Country of Origin
Unknown
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