Victorian Diamond-Set Feather Aigrette/Brooch

A Victorian diamond-set star brooch, the central diamond estimated to weigh 1.9 carat, surrounded by twelve diamond set rays, graduating in size from 5.5mm to 1mm from centre, all ol...

A Victorian diamond-set star brooch, to the centre an old european-cut diamond estimated to weigh 1.5 carats, surrounded by eight old-cut diamonds I the form of a form of a floral c...

A Victorian diamond set partridge brooch, set throughout with old brilliant-cut and rose-cut diamonds, estimated to weigh a total of 1 carat, with a r...

A Victorian enamel and diamond-set duck brooch, the brooch in the form of a swimming mallard duck with an enamelled head and wings and a rose-cut diamond-set body, the diamonds estimate to weigh 1 carat in total, all set in silver to a gold mount with a brooch pin fitting and safety chain, circa 1880, measuring approximately 2.6 x 1.5cm, gross weight 5 grams. This antique brooch is in very good condition for its age. Unmarked, tested as 18ct gold and silver with 9ct gold pin This charming Victorian duck brooch comes from the extensive antique brooch collection...

A Magnificent late Victorian diamond-set butterfly brooch, the brooch in the form of a butterfly, the body, pierced wings and head set throughout with old brilliant- and rose-cut diamonds, estimated to weigh a total of 15 carats, with ruby eyes, all set in silver to a yellow gold mount and brooch fitting, circa 1890, measuring approximately 7.1x4cm, gross weight 18.2 grams. This gorgeous butterfly brooch comes from the collection of Bentley & Skinner, the London jewellers by appointment to both Her Majesty the Queen and His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. This brooch is in the shape of a lovely butterfly modelled from silver and yellow gold, set throughout with a combined weight of 15 carats of dazzling diamonds. The diamonds are all old-cut and rose-cut, giving this piece alluring sparkle. The eyes of the butterfly are set with cabochon-cut rubies, a typical feature of Victorian jewellery depicting insects. This magnificent piece is a perfect example of late Victorian insect jewellery...

A Victorian diamond spray brooch, the flower-head centrally-set with an old-cut diamond estimated to weigh 0.8 carats, each petal pave-set with ol...

This textured feather is rose gold with diamonds set in platinum. • Metal: 18kt Rose Gold and Platinum • Designer: Pampillonia Jewelers • Gemstone: Diamonds • Length: 2 1/8 • Weigh...

Detachable brooch, tiara, and comb fitted in an original box stamped Collingwood & Co. Of spray design, set with circular-cut diamonds, holding a plume of white egret feathers. A highly collectable and fine item that can still be worn for special occasions. An ingenious screw system allows this jewel to be transformed from brooch to tiara, aigrette or comb in a matter of minutes. It was a true high society item matched for any and all occasions. The London-based firm Collingwood & Co. was considered as a back-up and rival to the Crown Jewellers, Garrard's, fulfilling numerous royal commissions...

Exquisite 18k gold feather brooch by Alexis, with approx. 38-40cts in blue invisible set sapphires and 2.06ctw in diamonds. Brooch measures 3.75" x 1...

This classic brooch features 6.70 carats of VS quality round cut diamonds set in 18K white gold. The feathers are finely crafted 18K yellow gold with a twist design for added flare. ...

A large aigrette - turned into brooch - of chrysoberyls set in silver (gold backing) in the form of a spray of four feathers bound together by a ribbon, Portugal, end 18th century. An aigrette, in jewelry, is so-called because of its resemblance to the feathers and plumes on top of the head of an egret. These jewels were often meant to be worn as a turban ornament...

Here we have a glorious diamond brooch dating back to the Victorian era. This antique piece has been crafted from yellow gold into the shape of a 5 pointed star consisting of round f...