Elaine’s Vintage Brooches

Victorian era diamond flower brooch in silver-topped 18k yellow gold, designed as a central flower with petal and leaf sprays. Every visible surface of the motif is set with old mine...

An early 1900s 9k gold brooch featuring a carved glass “Man in the Moon” face, backed with mother-of-pearl to create a soft, luminous effect. The dome sits within a border of hand-set paste stones, a typical construction for celestial-themed jewelry from this period. At 1" x 1", it is a compact piece with a distinctive presence. The carved moon face displays subtle iridescence that shifts depending on the angle of the light, achieved through the combination of translucent glass over a natural mother-of-pearl layer. The brooch retains its original early 20th-century pinback. Design Details -Early 1900s -9k gold setting -Carved glass dome with mother-of-pearl backing -Halo of antique paste stones...

Marked "935" on the reverse, this Art Deco-era brooch is a vibrant example of early 20th-century European craftsmanship. The brooch features a stylized peacock with fully fanned tail...

Georgian-era brooch/pendant featuring a finely executed miniature portrait painted on ivory, a common artistic practice during the 18th and 19th centuries. Miniatures were often comm...