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Scottish Antique Gold, Agate and Citrine Brooch. C.1880
Highland Antiques Ltd
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Highland Antiques Ltd

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Scottish Antique Gold, Agate and Citrine Brooch. C.1880

19th century
Description

A beautiful Scottish gold agate or pebble brooch. Made in Scotland around 1880. It has 12 moss agates and blood stones, four of the stones are on the rim and there is a lovely diamond cut citrine. There are no hallmarks but it has tested as gold and there is ornate celtic engraving between the stones. On the back there is a strong pin and a "C" clasp. An excellent one for your collection or to look great on a tweed jacket.

WEIGHT; 10grams

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Physical Dimensions
Height
1cm (0.39")
Width
4cm (1.57")
Declaration

Highland Antiques Ltd has dated this Scottish Agate Gold Brooch to the Victorian era.

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SA980767
Dealers Internal Reference
6657-054
Description
A beautiful Scottish gold agate or pebble brooch. Made in Scotland around 1880.
It has 12 moss agates and blood stones, four of the stones are on the rim and there is a lovely diamond cut citrine.
Highland Antiques Ltd

There are no hallmarks but it has tested as gold and there is ornate celtic engraving between the stones. On the back there is a strong pin and a "C" clasp. An excellent one for your collection or to look great on a tweed jacket.

WEIGHT; 10grams

Free shipping in UK, payment by bank transfer, telephone, Paypal or cleared cheque.

Height
1cm (0.39")
Width
4cm (1.57")
Date of Manufacture

Highland Antiques Ltd has dated this Scottish Agate Gold Brooch to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA980767
Dealers Internal Ref
6657-054
Highland Antiques Ltd
Highland Antiques Ltd
Sellingantiques verified Since Feb 2023

We have been dealing in rare and collectable silver for about 15 years

Dealer Profile

You can view the stock and full dealer information on the Highland Antiques Ltd Profile Page

Trade Associations

Highland Antiques Ltd is a registered member of LAPADA  CINOA

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A circular Victorian gold brooch inlaid with multi-coloured agates framing a central faceted amber citrine gemstone.
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Archive I A circular Victorian gold brooch inlaid with multi-coloured agates framing a central faceted amber citrine gemstone.

Scottish antique gold, agate and citrine brooch. c.1880

Archive II A circular Victorian gold brooch inlaid with multi-coloured agates framing a central faceted amber citrine gemstone. View II
Archive III A circular Victorian gold brooch inlaid with multi-coloured agates framing a central faceted amber citrine gemstone. View III
Archive IV A circular Victorian gold brooch inlaid with multi-coloured agates framing a central faceted amber citrine gemstone. View IV
Archive V A circular Victorian gold brooch inlaid with multi-coloured agates framing a central faceted amber citrine gemstone. View V
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Aberdeen
United Kingdom
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Highland Antiques Ltd
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A circular Victorian gold brooch inlaid with multi-coloured agates framing a central faceted amber citrine gemstone.
Scottish antique gold, agate and citrine brooch. c.1880
Ref: SA980767
A circular Victorian gold brooch inlaid with multi-coloured agates framing a central faceted amber citrine gemstone.
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Scottish pebble jewellery gained significant popularity during the mid-to-late nineteenth century, largely driven by Queen Victorias affection for Balmoral Castle and Scottish culture. Craftspeople set native agates, quartz, and jaspers into hand-engraved silver and gold settings.

These brooches typically feature indigenous Scottish agates, jasper, bloodstone, and cairngorm quartz or citrine set into finely worked sterling silver or high-carat gold mounts.

Authentic pieces feature precise hand-cut stone fittings, period-appropriate fasteners such as C-clasps with extended pins, detailed engraving along the metal borders, and natural inclusions in the inlaid stones.

While designed as wearable personal adornment, antique brooches can be displayed in velvet-lined shadow boxes, arranged on vanity trays, or integrated into decorative wall frames as curated collectibles.

Clean carefully using a soft, dry lint-free cloth and store in a dry location. Avoid chemical cleaners or submersion in water, as moisture can degrade historic settings and stone adhesives.
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