Arthur Pepper Brooches

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We are delighted to offer this sensational antique Victorian 15ct gold Chalcedony Brooch made c.1890. Fitted in its original antique case/box (included in the price), upon opening a...

Exquisite gild-bronze brooch designed by Line Vautrin representing a dove executed in an abstract/cubist manner. ca 1950' Line Vautrin (1913-1997) was a French jewelry maker, design...

Diamond pin of Art Deco, 20s Fine pin with a small diamond in the middle (0.05 ct) and 2 small diamond roses, in white gold 590 (so-called Edelweiss gold) and platinum on the front. Stamped with 590 and WG. B:7 mm L:55 mm...

Very rare double pin brooch linked with 3 chains by French artist Line Vautrin. Line Vautrin was a French jewelry maker, designer, and decorative artist. Best known for her uncatego...

An exceptional, exquisite and well preserved Victorian brooch in the form of a bee with ruby eyes, sapphire and diamond wings, natural pearl and cabochon natural untreated Burma Sapp...

Diamond needle, Platinum Art Deco around 1920 Classic piece of jewellery or fashion accessory of the Twenties, one liked to see what one could afford. This, however, in a simple ele...

We are delighted to offer this endearing and adorable antique Victorian brooch made c.1890. The brooch is fitted in a period box and we will include this in the price of this listing. This pin brooch is made in 15ct solid gold and features an intricate gem set cockerel head with old rose cut diamonds and a single ruby cabochon as its eye. The head is made and set in solid silver to enhance the diamonds' white shine and lustre. Whilst undeniably sweet and dainty, the craftsmanship is superb and very impressive - due to its small size, it can only be further appreciated upon seeing how detailed each element is with a loupe or magnifying glass. The accuracy and lifelike shape of the head despite its small size is a testament to the silversmithing and the manner in which all the gems have been set as if to replicate feathers is certainly an artistic virtuosity. Furthermore, the wattle of the cockerel features a very small yet accenting orange/red enamel that contrasts and completes the entire look. A modestly sized yet outstanding piece of fine Victorian animal jewellery...

Introducing a timeless piece of elegance: the 18ct White Gold Large Ruby And Diamond Flower Brooch. Crafted circa 1960, this exquisite accessory exudes vintage charm and sophisticati...

This elegant, striking brooch in very contemporary oxidised sterling silver is designed and made by UK jeweler Sarah Pulvertaft. With its assymetric circle the entire brooch is compr...

Brooches are enjoying somewhat of a renaissance thanks, in part, to their versatility. This colourful design from David Morris possesses exceptional craftsmanship and unusual gemston...