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A breathtaking giardinetti basket pendant. The basket and rope twist handle is made from rich 14ct yellow gold, with the basket being studded with nineteen round cut diamonds, which sparkle beautifully. The basket is filled with a profusion of diamond, sapphire and ruby flowers. Together with emerald leafs and diamond buds. All of the gemstones used in this giardinetti basket are very well matched, with each one having excellent clarity and colour saturation. This exquisite piece can be worn as either a pendant or a brooch. Diamond weight: 50 points, Ruby weight: 60 points, Sapphire weight: 60 points, Emerald weight: 36 points, Size: 26mm x 21mm, weight: 4.9g. Period: Modern Jewellery (the 1960s onwards ). Layaway plans available. -
An intricate Edwardian Amethyst and split seed pearl bar Brooch. An oval cut Amethyst gemstone weighing 2.54ct has been set in 9ct yellow gold, with scrolling motifs studded with split seed pearl flanking either side. Hallmarked for Chester 1914. A well made and original piece of antique jewellery. Size: 49mm x 14mm, weight: 3.4g. Period: Edwardian Jewellery ( 1901 – 1914 ).Sold
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A stylish Edwardian Diamond Bar Brooch. A beautiful old-cut diamond weighing 25 points has been set in 9ct yellow gold. This brooch comes with its original box. An elegant and timeless piece of fine antique jewellery. Size: 41mm x 5mm, weight: 2.9g. Period: Edwardian Jewellery ( 1901 – 1914 ). Layaway plans available. -
A skillfully crafted Edwardian Horseshoe brooch. Made from 15ct yellow gold and decorated with a row of graduated split seed pearls. Horseshoe motifs along with other equine motifs were very popular during the Edwardian period. This brooch is a fine example of period craftsmanship. Size: 26mm x 64mm, weight: 5g. Period: Edwardian Jewellery ( 1901 – 1914 ). Layaway plans available. -
A petite Peridot and Seed Pearl brooch. This bright and lively oval cut Peridot weighing 1.07ct has been set in 9ct yellow gold, with a fine milgrain border. Set out from the gemstone on four points are Seed Pearls, which in turn are surrounded by bands of gold. An elegant yet understated antique brooch. Size: 23mm x 21mm, weight: 2.3g. Period: Edwardian Jewellery ( 1901 – 1914 ). Layaway plans available. -
A meticulously crafted Edwardian split pearl brooch. This rich 15ct yellow gold bar brooch features a bow as the central motif. At the centre of the bow is fixed a single seed pearl, which is surrounded by graduated split-seed pearls. These graduated split seed pearls also extend the full length of the brooch which culminates in two cylindrical finals, topped with split pearls. Split pearl jewellery was very popular during the Edwardian period and is seen as indicative of the era. This brooch is both an elegant and a desirable piece of fine antique jewellery. Size: 49mm x 15mm, weight: 3.7g. Period: Edwardian Jewellery ( 1901 – 1914 ). Layaway plans available. -
A fine quality Edwardian Tourmaline and Pearl brooch. The round cut tourmaline gemstone weights 80 points and is set in rich 15ct gold with milgrain detail to the edge, providing extra sparkle. Tourmaline is the alternate birthstone for October and was believed to be the artist's gemstone, promoting creativity. To each side of the gemstone are gold scrolls, which taper back to form a bar. Each scroll terminates with a split seed pearl final surrounded by a milgrain edge. In the centre of each double scroll is a floral motif studded with seven split-seed pearls. Floral motifs containing split pearls were very popular during this time and are indicative of the period. A well-made and classic piece of fine antique jewellery. Size: 73mm x 11mm, weight: 6.7g. Period: Edwardian Jewellery ( 1901 – 1914 ). Layaway plans available. -
A unique Georgian garnet and pearl brooch. Eight bright flat-cut garnets along with eight split pearls are mounted in rich 9ct yellow gold. Each flat-cut garnet is foil-backed to give it luminosity before been placed in a closed-back setting, which is indicative of the Georgian period. This brooch is in excellent condition for its age and can be worn as a pendant as well as a brooch. A rare and well-made piece of fine antique jewellery. Size: 28mm x 25mm, weight: 2.9g. Period: Georgian Jewellery ( 1714 - 1837 ). Layaway plans available. -
A marcasite studded silver branch brooch. Size: 38mm x 14mm, weight: 1.9g. Period: Modern Jewellery ( the 1960s onwards ). Layaway plans available. -
A very pretty 1950s Sterling silver and enamel leaf brooch. Stamped Norway. Size : 45mm x 43mm, weight: 8.5g. Metal: Sterling Silver Period: Mid-Century Jewellery (the 1950s). Layaway plans available. -
A sparkling 1960s rhinestone brooch. Beautiful concentric circles of rhinestones, starting with a royal blue outer circle which moves to a sky blue middle circle and then to a pale blue inner circle. Finished with a single royal blue rhinestone at the centre. These rhinestones are set in a closed-back gold tone setting and have been signed by Sphinx. An eye-catching piece of vintage costume jewellery. Size: 52mm in diameter, weight: 49.5g. Period: Modern Jewellery (the 1960s onwards ). Layaway plans available. -
A petite 1950s costume brooch. A white and black enamel butterfly on a gold-tone metal background. This lovely brooch is signed Sporrong. Size: 28mm x 15mm, weight: 3.2g. Period: Mid-Century Jewellery ( the 1950s ). Layaway plans available. -
A rich yellow-gold Trifari brooch. A gold-plated ostrich feather brooch, signed by Trifari. A quality piece of vintage costume jewellery in mint condition. Size: 77mm x 47mm, weight: 24.6g. Period: Mid-Century Jewellery (the 1950s). Layaway plans available. -
A decorative Victorian Diamond bar brooch. A round-cut diamond is set 9ct yellow gold on a raised cylindrical plinth, with a single twist rope at its base. Extending from either side are ornate gold wings forming this beautiful Etruscan revival brooch. This brooch comes fitted with a safety chain. Size: 42mm x 17mm, chain length: 63mm, weight: 5.8g Period: Victorian ( 1837 – 1901 ). Layaway plans available. -
An original Victorian bog oak mourning brooch. An oval cabochon shape piece of bog oak has been carved to depict a central flower, with two foliate panels on either side. Size: 43mm X 34mm, weight: 10g Period: Victorian ( 1837 – 1901 ). Layaway plans available. -
A skillfully crafted Bog Oak mourning brooch. An oval-shaped piece of bog oak has been carved with a floral design in relief. Fitted with a brass spring-mounted pin to the back. Size: 48mm X 18mm, weight: 5g Period: Victorian ( 1837 – 1901 ). Layaway plans available. -
An original Victorian brooch. A crescent moon studded with clear graduated rhinestones in a gold-tone setting. The pin on this brooch extends beyond the brooch itself, this was a security measure and is a characteristic of Victorian jewellery. A rare piece of antique costume jewellery. Size: 28mm x 18mm, weight: 2.4g. Period: Victorian Jewellery ( 1837 – 1901 ). Layaway plans available. -
A flawless Victorian Goshenite brooch. An oval cut Goshenite gemstone weighing 22.80ct has been set in 9ct yellow gold. Goshenite or white beryl as it is sometimes called is said to be the purest of all the gemstones due to its incredible transparency. Although it appears completely transparent, there is a very slight blue/green hue visible when viewed from an angle. A bright and lively brooch, which looks amazing when worn. Size: 30mm x 23mm, weight: 7.6g. Period: Victorian ( 1837 – 1901 ). Layaway plans available. -
A meticulously crafted Victorian Micro Mosaic brooch. Made by the Italian artist Fabbrica Angelo Pessar, who was renowned for his beautiful micro mosaics. Which he sold to Victorians traveling in Italy, typically as part of their grand tour. A beautiful piece of history. Size: 27mm X 27mm, weight: 6.7g Period: Victorian ( 1837 – 1901 ). Layaway plans available. -
A bright Victorian pinchbeck Citrine Brooch. An oval cut Citrine gemstone weighing 25ct has been set in pinchbeck. Pinchbeck is an alloy of copper and zinc and was invented in the 18th Century to resemble gold. This large Citrine has excellent colour saturation and clarity, allowing it to catch the light beautifully. Size: 32mm x 28mm, weight:11.6g. Period: Victorian ( 1837 – 1901 ). Layaway plans available.
