15th Century and Earlier Brooches

Finely detailed Platinum Ruby and Diamond Tie Tac Brooch, center securely nestled with an oval Ruby weighing approx. 0.96 Carat, surrounded by Diamonds, weighi...

800 silver and blue bead portrait pin and pendant. This beautiful piece can be worn as a pin or a pendant, features a hand painted lady's portrait in a 800 silver filigree frame wit...

Vintage Diamond Ruby Circle Brooch in Platinum. The sophisticated brooch has 16 round, bead set, brilliant cut diamonds and 16 square, step cut, cha...

An exquisite late 19th Century French watch and watch pin brooch profusely set with rose-cut diamonds and mounted in 18 karat gold and silver. Swiss made movement 17 jewels. white en...

Twelve Antique Gold Stick Pins-with Diamonds,Peal and Various Stones made into Pin

18kt Yellow Gold Oversize Pin assembled with 7 Trefoil & Segmented Elements. Big fashion statement - suitable for a Blazer, Overcoat, or your Basic Black Evening Dress. Very 3 dime...

Tiffany & Co. Retro 14k Yellow Gold Safety Pin Circa 1950s Retro Here is your chance to purchase a beautiful and highly collectible designer safety pin. Truly a great piece at a g...

Their weight is not measured in carats and they do not shine - indeed, sometimes they are outright rusty. Yet ancient coins can add as much intrigue to jewelry as sparkling gems. Pr...

This is a wonderful Mid-Century Modern Sterling Silver Enamel Brooch by the esteemed Norwegian maker Andresen & Scheinpflug. Pieces by Andresen and Scheinpflug are rare and highly desirable as objects of Mid-Century Modern design. Their use of silver and enamel is of the highest quality and their designs based on antique Scandinavian motifs are particularly wonderful. This is a stunning brooch with a romantic heart design. The bold use of the black, orange and green enamel colors is particularly striking. The history of the Norwegian jewelry...

Brooch in 18 karat yellow gold, eagle head hallmark and silver. Delightful antique brooch, it forms a flake set in the center with an antique brilliant-cut diamond and rose-cut diamo...

14 Karat Yellow Gold Feather Pin Featuring Textured Design. 1.75 Inches Long. Finished Weight is 3.6 Grams.

Beautiful vintage Moroccan ethnic fibula. A fibula was used to close a woman's veil in the Middle East and North Africa. Handcrafted by Berber and Nomadic Women from the High Atlas of Morocco. Total length: 10 in. tassels length: 3.5 in. Made of Moroccan silver ( not sterling) and adorned with enamel and beads and ancient coins. Moroccan Berber Tribal Tassel Fibula Pin with Coins and beads. Moroccan metal cloak pin Fibula with wirework and glass beads with open hoop attached on top; on bottom open hoop connects middle portion which is pear shaped, 8 dangling chains attached with S shape findings, each chain is round metal coins attached to the end of chains with two orange coral colors beads on each chain with attached traditional coins. About Fibulas: Moroccan fibulae, also known as Moroccan brooches or fibules, are traditional jewelry pieces that have been used in Morocco for centuries. These fibulae are typically made of silver or silver alloy and feature intricate designs and embellishments. They are often associated with Berber and Moroccan Amazigh culture. Moroccan fibulae vary in size, shape, and design, but they generally consist of a pin and a decorative plate or head. The pin is inserted through the fabric of a garment, and the plate rests on the surface, securing the fabric in place. The decorative plate of the fibula is where the artistic and cultural elements shine. The designs of Moroccan fibulae are often influenced by Berber symbolism and motifs, reflecting the cultural heritage of the region. Common motifs include geometric patterns, interlacing shapes, and stylized symbols representing fertility, protection, or tribal affiliation. The fibulae can also feature engraved patterns, filigree work, or inlaid gemstones, adding to their aesthetic appeal. Moroccan fibulae are primarily worn by women as part of traditional attire for special occasions, festivals, or weddings. They are typically fastened to the front of a dress or a cape-like garment called a haik. The fibulae not only serve a functional purpose of securing the garment but also add a touch of beauty and cultural significance to the overall attire. Today, Moroccan fibulae continue to be valued for their craftsmanship and cultural importance. They are sought-after collector's items and can be found in museums, antique shops, and traditional jewelry stores in Morocco and around the world. They serve as a testament to the rich heritage and traditional artistry of Moroccan jewelry...