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This pearl pin is made of 14K yellow gold and weighs 4.30 DWT (approx. 6.69 grams). It contains 17 round pearls.

This is a spectacular flower motif brooch in Turquoise with a total of 3.15 Carat of antique Diamonds set in Platinum atop Gold. The central dia...

Vintage Jomaz Gold Diamante and Faux Turquoise Brooch Circa 1960s. Now, this is a brooch. It has two layers that seem to elevate slightly upwards. The ...

Turquoise and yellow gold handcrafted brooch pendant circa 1970. * ABOUT THIS ITEM: #P-DJ130A. Scroll down for detailed specifications. Here we have a stunning vintage brooch that ...

A stunning Victorian turquoise and 0.08 carat ruby, 0.06 carat diamond and 18 karat yellow gold, silver set brooch with 15k gold pins; part of our diverse antique jewelry and estate jewelry collections. This stunning, fine and impressive has been crafted in 18k yellow gold with a silver setting, and 15k yellow gold pins. One of the pins is ornamented with a silver setting to the upper border, modelled in the form of a three dimensional falcon. The falcon is embellished with a total of one hundred and thirty-nine pavé set cabochon cut turquoise. The bird's eyes and beak are accented with two bezel set rubies and two pavé set diamonds. The matching pin is ornamented with a French knot style 18k yellow gold motif to the upper border. The pin brooches connect via two spiga style chains. This antique Victorian brooch has been independently tested using state of the art technology (Niton XL2 Analyzer) and verified as 18k gold and silver set, with 15k gold pins. The brooch is supplied with an independent diamond grading report card. Images do not always reflect the true color and brilliance of gemstones and diamonds. The video however provides a truer representation of the actual color and showcases each stone. Condition This stunning antique Victorian bird brooch is exceptional quality set with rubies, diamonds and turquoise. The brooch is an exceptional gauge of gold and is in excellent condition. Gemstone Quality Turquoise Quality Color Turquoise Cut Cabochon Ruby Quality Color Red Cut Cabochon Content 0.08 carat Diamond Quality Color (average grades) H Clarity (average grades) SI2 Cut Old Mine Content (total) 0.06 carat Dimensions Length of Falcon Setting 2.8cm/1.1" Width of Falcon Setting 9.25mm/0.36" Length of Falcon Pin...

Brooch in 18 carat yellow gold, eagle head hallmark. In the form of a crossed ribbon with 4 openwork twisted gold strands bordered by tiny beads with 8 claw set diamonds and 3 claw ...

This exquisite brooch is set with 9 glowing opals. They have flashes of fiery red and so any other wonderful colours. In-between each opal there are a pair of sparking diamonds...

This fabulous antique brooch, masterfully designed with elegant Art Nouveau accents, features a wonderful black opal cabouchon measuring 20 x 17mm, rub-over set in the centre in an 1...

This wonderful floral brooch is beautifully set with 45 round brilliant and swiss cut diamonds of different sizes, all mounted in 18 carat yellow gold, totalling to an approximate we...

A captivating mid 19th century 18K yellow gold cabochon turquoise brooch in richly textured gold. Persian turquoise set over domed setting, surrounded by an intricate gold rope twist...

Hand carved pendant in natural turquoise 18 kt white gold and diamonds, it can be worn either as a necklace and a brooch. Handmade in Margherita Burgener family workshop based in Ita...

An antique 19th century drop-shaped brooch created in 14 karat gold. The brooch is set with seven seed pearls and the surface is beautifully detailed with fine filigree and cannetille work. Cannetille typically features fine gold wires or thinly hammered sheets. Jewelry with cannetille was very popular in the 1900's, especially in the 1820's and 1830's. Motifs included tendrils, scrolls, coils, beehives and spider-like rosette ornaments. Like cannetille, seed pearls reached the height of popularity in the 19th century. Pearls add femininity, refinement, and sophistication to the jewelry. The Victorians adored using pearls...