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Antique garnet Shamrock brooch, 9ct gold, Lovers knot
Antique garnet Shamrock brooch, 9ct gold, Lovers knot
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A superb antique, late Victorian shamrock and knot brooch.
Rich bloomed 9ct gold loops which swirl into a lovers knot in the centre provide the body of this brooch.
Combining two powerful symbols in jewellery the lovers knot is adorned with a three leaf shamrock, each leaf set with a rich red garnet.
It has an old C type clasp and pin fastener.
A well made brooch with lots detailing and symbolism.
This brooch can be worn in many ways and is an attractive and versatile piece, it would look great adorning a lapel or cravat or even securing your favourite antique long chain.
The brooch is marked 9ct to the reverse, tests as 9ct gold, c1890s, late Victorian era.
Approx measurements:
1.55" width
0.50" height at the widest point
Weighs approx 2.47 grams
Condition:
Good used condition overall, signs of use and wear commensurate with age.
Any questions or queries please contact us.
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Rich bloomed 9ct gold loops which swirl into a lovers knot in the centre provide the body of this brooch.
Combining two powerful symbols in jewellery the lovers knot is adorned with a three leaf shamrock, each leaf set with a rich red garnet.
It has an old C type clasp and pin fastener.
A well made brooch with lots detailing and symbolism.
This brooch can be worn in many ways and is an attractive and versatile piece, it would look great adorning a lapel or cravat or even securing your favourite antique long chain.
The brooch is marked 9ct to the reverse, tests as 9ct gold, c1890s, late Victorian era.
Approx measurements:
1.55" width
0.50" height at the widest point
Weighs approx 2.47 grams
Condition:
Good used condition overall, signs of use and wear commensurate with age.
Any questions or queries please contact us.
FREE WORLDWIDE SHIPPING.
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