About This Brooch:

Elevate your style with this Victorian Pansy flower brooch/ pendant. Crafted with vibrant lime green enamel and a dazzling old mine cut diamond, this piece is both sophisticated and versatile. With a hidden swivel bail and safety clasp, wear it as a pendant or brooch for added convenience.


Details:

Materials: Tests as 14K (stamped on clasp).

Dimensions: 29.9 mm x 28.8 mm x 5.5 mm

Weight: 7.7 grams

Era: Circa 1890s (approximate)

Old Mine Cut Diamond:
Color: G-H
Clarity: SI2 Eye Clean
Estimated Total Weight: 0.40 ct



Chain/ribbon is not included.
Please note that when evaluated with alternate methods, including XRF, vintage, antique, and pre-owned jewelry may read slightly below the stated purity due to variations in alloy composition, manufacturing tolerances, the presence of other materials, solder, bloomed surfaces, or past repairs. This piece may read anywhere from 12K to 13.9K. Stones have been graded, assessed, and measured in their settings; evaluations are limited to what the setting permits. Treatments, if present, may not always be detectable. All details, including weights and dimensions, are approximate. Item color may vary slightly from photos due to differences in lighting and screen settings. Any stated circa dates are based on stylistic and manufacturing characteristics and should be considered approximate.


Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: The pendant is in good antique condition. There are a few scratches on the gold, enamel, and stone. There are a few miniscule chips on the enamel edges not easily spotted without magnification.

Origin:
United States

Materials & Techniques:
14K Gold, Diamond, Enamel

Details:
Primary Stone Shape: Old Mine
Brooch Height: 28mm
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used
Primary Stone: Diamond
Brooch Width: 29mm
Primary Stone Creation: Natural
Country of Origin: United States

Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; The pendant is in good antique condition. There are a few scratches on the gold, enamel, and stone. There are a few miniscule chips on the enamel edges not easily spotted without magnification.