Scottish Brooches

This evocative brooch features various beautifully polished Scottish agate specimens and dates from the Victorian era. Condition Report: Good - There is a faint hairline crack in on...

A fine Scottish market kilt brooch in the form of a Dirk. In (English) sterling silver. Set with agate, jasper, a round citrine, and paste stones. Hall...

There are Scottish agates that I have never seen in this optical illusion Scottish Brooch. You will swear the agates pass under each other in a braid. This is no souvenir brooch like...

Lovers of Scottish Jewelry unite and cheer this sterling silver large dirk set with moss agate bloodstone and carnelian, topped by a beautiful prism s...

A Scottish Horseshoe brooch in sterling with two sculpted three dimensional deer on top of a deer leg riding crop, is an example of the hunting jewelry...

Victorian Sterling Scottish Brooch from the 19th Century. Mid 19th Century with Greek Key blue enamel accents and beautifully detailed hand etchi...

Victorian, sterling silver (unmarked, but tested)-mounted, slate - backed, Scottish agate brooch, Scotland, Ca. 1880's. Lovely pink and gray stones. @3"long x over 1" deep. Ring on s...

Undulating swirls of agate in mellow colors are cut and polished, then set in silver. Texture and softness were created by the jeweler with his choice of patterned agates as well as his ability to sculpt the stone. The pink agates are not frequently seen in scottish 19th century jewelry. Here they beautifully punctuate the horizontal plane. All of the workmanship was performed by hand Scottish jewelry, as well as Scottish tradition, were brought to the forefront during the second half of the 19th century because Queen Victorian and Prince Albert were deeply involved with and romanced Scottish tradition. At their privately owned castle Balmoral they dressed in Scottish clothing and wore Scottish jewelry. Their dedication brought Scottish agate...

The oval moss agate within a rose-cut diamond surround, within original case length 2.3cm Weight: 3gr.

Lucky Scottish sterling silver horseshoe stickpin. The hand engraved top set with green Bloodstone from the Isle of Rum and red Campsie Fells Jaspe...

Modelled as clover and thistle in hardstone with central agate with old cut diamond. Lenght: 4,5cm

Scottish Sterling Silver Thistle Kilt Pin by Ward Bros. from Glasgow 1949, with faux topaz. The "WBs" inside a diamond-shaped shield is the maker's mark for Ward Brothers. Their mark...

Founded in 1866 by Sir Robert Inches and James Hamilton, Hamilton & Inches has been crafting high quality luxury jewelry in Edinburgh, Scotland, for well over a century up to the current day. They have been lauded for their skilled craftsmanship worldwide, including even the British royal family, having held a royal warrant for over 120 years as "His Majesty’s Clockmaker and Keeper and Dresser of His Majesty’s Clocks, Watches and Pendulums in Palaces and Houses in his Ancient Kingdom of Scotland” and retitled in 2010 as “Silversmiths and Clock Specialists to her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II”. Renowned for their exquisite jewelry, clockwork, giftwares, and even trophies and bespoke whiskey bottles, Hamilton & Inches is deeply ingrained in the UK's jewelry industry. A stunning diamond crescent pin...

An impressive vintage 5.89 carat opal, 0.28 carat diamond and 18 karat yellow gold bar brooch; part of our diverse vintage estate jewelry collections. This fine and impressive vintage opal bar brooch...

Large Victorian oval polished banded agate within black greek enamel frame in original case. Size : 4,5cm x 4,2cm

An elegant Scottish agate brooch crafted in 18 karat yellow gold, centering a beautifully polished banded agate of elongated navette form. The agate displays striking natural coloration, with deep smoky brown and black tones framed by a soft pale grey band, creating a dramatic, eye-shaped silhouette that is quintessentially Scottish in character. The stone is bezel-set and surrounded by a finely worked gold border featuring blue enamel dot decoration, accented with delicate rope-twist wirework along the inner edge. The refined enamel detailing adds a subtle yet vibrant contrast to the warm gold and moody agate. The navette shape, rope-twist wirework, and blue enamel dot motif are all hallmarks of Victorian Scottish jewelry, often associated with mourning or Highland dress. The reverse reveals a traditional closed-back construction with a sturdy horizontal pin and C-catch, consistent with 19th-century Scottish jewelry craftsmanship. The brooch is substantial yet elegant, designed to sit gracefully on a lapel, bodice, or tartan sash. A timeless and collectible example of Scottish jewelry, rich in symbolism and craftsmanship, equally suited to a serious collector or a striking modern wearer. Please note: The green jewelry box...

Victorian, sterling silver (unmarked, but tested)-mounted Scottish agate, diamond - shaped brooch with slate back,Scotland, Ca. 1880's. Lovely pink and gray agates. Nicely etched ste...