A very stylish Victorian gold sword brooch / jabot pin of fine quality, dating to circa 1860–1880. The piece is crafted in high-carat yellow gold, acid tested as 18 carat (750), and richly decorated with cannetille work.
Three old hand-cut diamonds are set to the hilt, with an estimated total weight of 0.28 carat. The diamonds are bright and lively, giving a lovely sparkle against the warm gold. The hilt is well modelled on both sides and the overall effect is both eye-catching and elegant.
This is a good-sized piece that wears particularly well on the lapel of a jacket or coat, and would make an excellent addition to any collection of Victorian jewellery.
Details
Date: c.1860–1880
Period: Victorian
Metal: 18ct yellow gold (tested 750)
Stones: 3 old cut diamonds, approx. calculated weight 0.28ct total
Length: 76 mm
Width: 25 mm
Weight: 4.57 g
Condition: excellent throughout; delicate cannetille decoration in very good order, clasp firm and secure.
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Antique ID Number (AIDN): SA1189401
Dateline of this antique is Victorian
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