LATE 19TH CENTURY VICTORIAN 14K GOLD, ENAMEL, AND DIAMOND BOW BROOCH
Crafted in 14K gold with delicate enamel detailing and set with a sparkling old cut diamond, this late 19th-century Victorian bow brooch exemplifies the refined sentimentality and meticulous craftsmanship of the era. Ribbon motifs were among the most cherished jewelry designs of the Victorian period, symbolizing love, remembrance, and enduring affection, while hand applied enamel and finely textured goldwork reflected the exceptional artistry of europe's leading jewelers.
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late Victorian, circa 1880 to 1900, probably English or French
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14K yellow gold with white and turquoise enamel accents and an old cut diamond
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- 1 in x 1 in
For condition, measurements and viewing enquiries, please Contact SAVED New York.
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Crafted in 14K gold with delicate enamel detailing and set with a sparkling old cut diamond, this late 19th-century Victorian bow brooch exemplifies the refined sentimentality and meticulous craftsmanship of the era. Ribbon motifs were among the most cherished jewelry designs of the Victorian period, symbolizing love, remembrance, and enduring affection, while hand applied enamel and finely textured goldwork reflected the exceptional artistry of europe's leading jewelers.
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late Victorian, circa 1880 to 1900, probably English or French
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14K yellow gold with white and turquoise enamel accents and an old cut diamond
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- 1 in x 1 in
For condition, measurements and viewing enquiries, please Contact SAVED New York.