Antique Belle Époque Chrysoberyl Cats Eye Cabochon Seed Pearl Silver Brooch Pin

This delicate bangle is decorated with a large oval chrysoberyl cats eye cabochon in the centre of the bangle. To either side are two smaler round chrysoberyl...

This fabulous brooch is set with a variety of different diamonds mounted in silver and backed on 14 karat gold. This jewel is a versatile and highly wearable jewel . It can be used as a fastener. The elegant design is reminiscent of a sceptre or magic wand.

This charming silver brooch features a collection of articulated charms : a medal with Marie inscribed, a Mouse sitting on a pretzel, a bed pan with the name s...

This elegant pin has been handcrafted in the beginning of the 20th century. Its shape indicates that it has been used to accentuate the tie or the shawl of a fashionable lady or gent...

This highly unusual brooch was worn at the front oft he head attached to a ribbon or heat as a head ornament as fashionable during the Belle Époque. However it could also be worn on...

This beautiful and poetic brooch in the shape of a silver slipper is decorated with a bow and filled with enamelled flowers and a gilt ball. The shoe is finely engraved and marked 80...

Circa 1870 A Victorian era cat’s eye quartz, seed pearl, blue spinel and 14K gold antique brooch is designed as three stylized flowers wrapped with a ribbon. The ribbon is hand-engr...

For sale a rare arrow brooch dated from the 19th century, the Victorian era. This brooch features a stunning yellowish-gray cat-eye chrysoberyl cabochon in the center: a precious phenomenon gemstone that displays a line in the center of the stone when exposed to light. The cat-eye measures 10mm in height and 7mm in width. The cabochon is framed with a circle of white seed pearls, as well as the tail and the point of the arrow. The brooch is mounted in 18K yellow gold and it is stamped with the French owl hallmark for 18K gold. Arrows have been used in sentimental jewelry for centuries and have had various symbolic meanings over time. In the Victorian era, arrows were associated with sentimentality and affection. Arrows were often incorporated into jewelry pieces, such as brooches and lockets, as a symbol of devotion and fidelity. They were also used in jewelry to signify direction, pointing the wearer towards their true love or guiding them through the journey of life. But what makes this piece really special is the use of the cat-eye chrysoberyl which is not often to be found. A cat's eye chrysoberyl gemstone...

This beautiful antique pin brooch was crafted from solid platinum with a solid 14k yellow gold pin backing and features a circle wreath design that is adorned with fine pearls and di...

Belle Epoque Diamond Pearl Barrette Brooch. Total length: 8.00 centimeters. Central stylized flower pattern Diameter: 0.75 centimeter. Gross weight: 6.5...

A fun and sleek brooch featuring 29 cats eye chrysoberyl weighing a total of 33.78 carats. Each stone has wonderful chatoyancy, cats eye effect, making it appear as if 29 eyes are lo...

A fine and stylish owl brooch featuring fine and precious gemstones! The center of the own is a 19.30 carat amethyst with a bright rich and clean purple color. Its feathers are multi...