Silken magnolia petals burst forth from their flaming foliage in this Etruscan Revival antique brooch. The 15k yellow gold base of this antique pin is fashioned in a three-tier design. Milgraining and carvings add texture to the metal. The center blossom is accentuated with a collection of ten oval faceted mixed cut white topazes. The total gemstone weight of this antique pin is 1.47 carats. An oval rose cut diamond weighing 0.05 carats adds additional sparkle to this Etruscan Revival brooch. Circa 1865
Like a fairy trellis, this 1920s filigree and diamond brooch and pendant allows the most delicate of blossoms to climb their way up its architecture. Made of 14k white gold, this pin/pendant combos filigree work is dainty and demure. A rhomboid-set round brilliant cut diamond centerpieces the filigreeing. This L-colored, SI1-clarity diamond accent weighs 0.25 carats. Wear this versatile jewelry piece as either a brooch or a pendant. Circa 1920
Constructed of 14k yellow gold, this Victorian pearl brooch is a versatile addition to your jewelry wardrobe as it may be worn as a pin or pendant. The six-sided stars points alternate with fleur-de-listipped rays. A collection of spherical and half creamy white iridescent pearls accent the metallic elements of this Victorian pearl pendant and brooch. Circa 1890
Tie up her heart with this romantic sapphire and pearl antique Edwardian brooch. Threads of platinum create a delicate bow that is set with old European cut diamonds, pearls, and a center blue sapphire. The ribbon steamers of this wonderful antique brooch move ever-so-slightly as you do. This antique Edwardian brooch is circa 1910.
A bezel set blue glass bead ascends from this Art Nouveau stick pin like a glorious full moon. The 10k yellow gold construction of this antique stick pin has a 14k gold clutch. The pyramid design of this Art Nouveau pin boasts a round brilliant cut diamond at its base. The diamond weight of this Art Nouveau antique stick pin is 0.025 carats. Circa 1910
Befitting royalty, this estate broochs main attraction is a mesmerizing oval amethyst. This natural amethyst gemstone is mirror set in a 14k yellow gold base. Metallic coil springs and milgraining surround the oval amethyst. This amethyst estate broochs deep purple centerpiece gemstone weighs 6.5 carats. Circa 1970s or later.
A star dusting of pearls surrounds an orangish yellow citrine in this estate brooch. The 14k yellow gold setting of this estate brooch provides a tonal setting for the citrine. A collection of eight round cultured pearls are sprinkled around the ornately etched frame. The oval brilliant cut citrine that highlights this estate brooch weighs approximately 15.0 carats. Circa 1970s or later.
This Victorian gold and enamel brooch borrows its notable features from Chinese pagoda designs. Constructed of 14k yellow gold, this Victorian brooch is split down the middle in a mirror image design. Hammered accents give the crescents and pagodas textural appeal. A carved wheat pattern around the outside circular base softens the edges of this antique gold and enamel brooch. Antique Victorian brooches like this one may also be worn as a pendant. Circa 1875
The festive shimmer of fireworks exploding midair is captured in this starburst ruby and diamond brooch. 18k yellow gold cascades from all directions in this starburst style brooch. Radiantly accenting the golden streams are seven strategically placed round brilliant and round single cut diamonds. These diamonds total 0.24 carats. A collection of nine rubies lends a pop of color to this brooch display. The rubies total 0.50 carats of gemstone weight. Circa 1960
In this antique 1920s brooch, coral and pearl come together in a simple but stunning design. Milky droplets of pearl glisten from crevices within white and yellow gold that flows around a coral sphere of magnificent color. The central coral shimmers like a misty sunset. In the realm of brooches, this a true treasure.
Details: Antique, Circa 1920. 14k white and yellow gold. Round cabochon cut coral; 4 carats. 4 round half pearls.