Mourning Black Enamel Gold Brooch 14k

Item Specifications: Metal: 14k yellow gold Gemstone: Seed pearls Gemstones Shape: sphere and round Diameter: 1.45" long, 0.80" wide Total Weight: 6.9 grams Condition: Preowne...

Brooch Specifications: Designer: Ming's Metal: 14k Yellow Gold Pearls: Akoya Pearls Total Weight: 6.8 Grams Brooch Measurements: 2" x 0.75" Stamped: "Mings" "14K" Condition: P...

Brooch Specifications: Designer: Ming's Metal: 14k Yellow Gold Total Weight: 8.7 Grams Brooch Measurements: 2.30" x 1.25" Stamped: "Mings" "14K" Condition: Preowned 100% Authe...

Brooch Specifications: Designer: Ming's Metal: 14k Yellow Gold Total Weight: 11.4 Grams Brooch Measurements: 1.9" x 1.5" Stamped: "Mings" "14K" Condition: Preowned 100% Authen...

Brooch Specifications: Metal: 14k Yellow Gold Total Weight: 3.20 Grams Stones: pink cubic zirconia Brooch Measurements: 20.11 mm x 13.53 mm Stamped: "14K" Condition: Preowned

Brooch Specifications: Designer: Ming's Metal: 14k Yellow Gold Pearls: Akoya Pearls Total Weight: 11.4 Grams Brooch Measurements: 2" x 1.05" Stamped: "Mings" "14K" Condition: ...

This is a charming antique mourning brooch from the Georgian era. The brooch showcases exceptional enamel work for a period piece and depicts a lady visiting a companion's gravestone...

A love letter to a departed soul, this tender piece manifests as an envelope that folds over a pearl studded arrow and is sealed with a forget-me-not flower. Circa 1870, this early Victorian brooch is cast in 14k gold with a beautiful acid wash matte finish. The forget-me-not, a sentimental image often seen in mourning jewelry, consists of a chrysoberyl cat’s eye surrounded by six old cut diamonds bead set into its petals. The whimsical arrow is encrusted with eight pearls that look beautiful against the matte gold. On the back of the brooch, a portrait of a woman is held in an oval frame. She has braided hair, wears beautiful jewelry, and was clearly very loved by the brooch’s original owner. The blue-grey cat’s eye has lovely chatoyancy that shimmers as it moves, making the piece even more magical. Chatoyancy is an optical phenomenon seen in certain stones, caused by light reflecting off of parallel needle-like elements within the stone, this is the cat’s eye effect.  In addition, the chrysoberyl has a trait known as adularesence—a milky sheen or glowing light that seems to come from below the surface of the stone. The effect is caused by layers of orthoclase and albite that reflect and scatter light. The brooch measures 2” x 3/4” and weighs 10 grams. The chrysoberyl measures 3.25 mm. The six natural old cut diamonds measure 2.25 and equal .15 of a carat...

A fine Italian figural brooch or pin. In 14k yellow gold. In the form of a spotted leopard or panther. (Indeed, panthers can have spots...) With a high polish finish to the collar...

14k gold Victorian mourning brooch with Agate stone on the front and oval compartment on the back. Tested 14k, measures 32 mm long x 25 mm wi...

This is truly one of the most spectacular and beautiful antique mourning brooches of its design. It is a large sized brooch and can also be worn as a pendant, it is designed in a kn...

This is truly one of the most spectacular and beautiful antique mourning brooches of its design. It is a very large sized brooch and can also be worn as a pendant, it is a knot form with engraved tendrils forming the knot shape, encompassing a central panel of black enamel. The black enamel oval is decorated with a stunning floral display set with rose cut diamonds that have the wonderful low light twinkle and glint of the old rose cuts. The tendrils take on a naturalist form with lead finials...