Presenting an exceptionally rare and stylish masterpiece from the late nineteenth century. This Victorian 15k wedding brooch is in excellent condition and perfectly captures the romance and chivalry of the fin de siècle.. This specific style was the ultimate fashion statement for upper-class brides around 1890. Setting: The diamonds are traditionally set in silver, a classic period technique used to enhance the white brilliance of the stones. Gemstones: 10 "Old Mine" cut diamonds.Diamond Quality: Estimated total weight of 1.00 carat, color H (Wesselton), clarity SI. Because each stone was crafted by hand, no two diamonds in this brooch are exactly alike, this endows the piece with a unique "soul". Dimensions: Length: 41 mm | Width: 17 mm.Weight: 4.4 grams. 15-karat rose gold (XRF/X-ray tested. Fastening: Authentic C-clip (featuring a worn, nearly illegible hallmark (but was a "15") complete with its original, matching safety chain. Shipping: The brooch with box will be packaged with the utmost care and shipped exclusively via registered and fully insured tracked mail. "THE FULL SYMBOLISM UNLOCKED" Two swords side by side: Represent equality, partnership, and a shared direction or life path, rather than conflict. The crescent moon: Symbolizes femininity, change, new cycles, and the goddess Diana (protector of women). In the Victorian era, it also frequently represented 'the birth of a new love'. Diamonds: Traditionally represent eternity, indestructible strength, purity, and faithfulness. The combined meaning: When you combine these elements, the brooch tells a story of an indestructible, equal relationship that is protected by feminine power and moves along with the phases of life. It is a powerful statement of love or friendship, based on respect and harmony instead of dominance.