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Antique 15ct gold Arrow and horseshoe brooch, Diamond and Pearl, Victorian
Antique 15ct gold Arrow and horseshoe brooch, Diamond and Pearl, Victorian
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This beautiful antique 15ct gold Arrow and horseshoe brooch is a real charmer! Rich in both symbolism and style you can't go wrong.
A slender feathered arrow with the rich buttery gold hue only found on antique gold, it has a slightly brushed finish giving it some realistic texture.
To the centre of the arrow there is a gold horseshoe set with lush pearls and twinkling rose cut diamons, the history behind horseshoe symbolism going back many years before the Victorian era.
It has varied meaning depending on which way it is facing but is generally considered to be a lucky symbol and one which wards off bad spirits and luck.
Arrows were a symbol of love, naturally emerging from the use of cupids arrow to spread love but they can also symbolise freedom, peace and independence.
This brooch has so much sentiment and it was certainly created to provide the wearer with good vibes.
This brooch can be worn in many ways and is a stunning, versatile piece, it would look great worn on a lapel or scarf or even affixed across your favourite gold long chain.
Fastens with an old c type clasp fastener.
Marks and era:
The brooch is unmarked and electronically tests as 15ct gold, late Victorian era c1890s.
Approx measurements:
0.50" length
2.10" width
Weighs approx 3.85 grams
Approx 0.20ct total estimated diamond weight
Condition:
Good used condition overall, signs of use and wear commensurate with age, slight bend in the pin itself.
Any questions or queries please contact us.
Gemstone weights are estimated within the setting and should be used as a guide rather than a guarantee.
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A slender feathered arrow with the rich buttery gold hue only found on antique gold, it has a slightly brushed finish giving it some realistic texture.
To the centre of the arrow there is a gold horseshoe set with lush pearls and twinkling rose cut diamons, the history behind horseshoe symbolism going back many years before the Victorian era.
It has varied meaning depending on which way it is facing but is generally considered to be a lucky symbol and one which wards off bad spirits and luck.
Arrows were a symbol of love, naturally emerging from the use of cupids arrow to spread love but they can also symbolise freedom, peace and independence.
This brooch has so much sentiment and it was certainly created to provide the wearer with good vibes.
This brooch can be worn in many ways and is a stunning, versatile piece, it would look great worn on a lapel or scarf or even affixed across your favourite gold long chain.
Fastens with an old c type clasp fastener.
Marks and era:
The brooch is unmarked and electronically tests as 15ct gold, late Victorian era c1890s.
Approx measurements:
0.50" length
2.10" width
Weighs approx 3.85 grams
Approx 0.20ct total estimated diamond weight
Condition:
Good used condition overall, signs of use and wear commensurate with age, slight bend in the pin itself.
Any questions or queries please contact us.
Gemstone weights are estimated within the setting and should be used as a guide rather than a guarantee.
FREE WORLDWIDE SHIPPING.
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