Victorian era 18K gold diamond pink sapphire pearl double fly brooch

For sale a beautiful arrow brooch made in 18K yellow gold with diamonds and pearl. The brooch is dated back to the late 19th century, the Victorian era. The center of the brooch is ...

This victorian era 18K gold diamond brooch, featuring a spray of coral rose bud, captures the delicate beauty of flowers, bringing forth a s...

Some of the most endearing antique jewelry of every era feature little winged beings. Angels, or cherubs, embody sacred love, and may be understood as guardians. On the other hand, enameled jewelry is among the most researched jewelry items in the eyes of the antique jewelry collectors because it offers an almost infinite combination of craftsmanship and artistry across different themes and styles. In front of us a very refined French work Victorian era enameled brooch, featuring a loving winged angel/cherub (a charming, chubby child with wings). We love his mischievous yet very sweet smile, colorful touch of grace, the extreme attention to the details as well as its symbolism: It is a well-known secret language for love, courage and guidance in the Victorian era. The colors used in the enamel show softness and tenderness: the mix of the pastel tones such as rose, blue and green is calming while heartwarming. We also appreciate the elegant mounting of this piece: the central panel is mounted in a 18K gold floral frame...

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...

Geometric, elegant and extra sparkling, here for sale a stunning French vintage brooch from the Art Deco era. The brooch is entirely pavé set with 73 diamonds in rose cut style with ...

Sculptural, delightful and extremely skillfully crafted, this very rare and luxurious garnet grape brooch is among our favorite findings of the season! This “delicious” brooch featu...

Old mine cut diamonds, rubys, sapphires and pearls 18k yellow gold and platinum brooch. Probably France. Condition: Good. Old mine cut diamonds ans old European sapphire and rubys cu...

18k gold, vibrant pink sapphire and diamond leaf brooch measuring 2.5" in length. Oxidized gold mounting set with one larger central ...

18 K Rose Gold Pink Sapphire Diamonds Bee Brooch 42 Diamonds 0.16 CT 1 Mandarin Garnet 0.74 CT 24 Pink Sapphires 0.29 CT 1 Purple Sapphire ...

Beautiful 18k Gold dragon fly pin/brooch from the mid 20th century. Etched detailing throughout. Total weight is 5.88g. Perfect to clip on your favorite Guc...

18K Rose Gold Pink Sapphire Diamonds Bee Brooch 42 Diamonds 0.16 CT 24 Fancy Diamonds 0.25 CT 1 Pink Sapphire 0.55 CT 1 Purple Sapphire 0....

18K Rose Gold Bug FLY Shaped Orange Sapphire and Yellow Sapphire Brooch 8 Mixed Diamonds - 0.06 CT 8 Diamonds - 0.05 CT 23 Green Garnets/Pink S...