A genuine antique Scottish-style brooch, dating to the late Victorian period (circa 1880–1900).

This brooch features a bold amber-coloured faceted stone set in a decorative white metal mount with a traditional Scottish foliate / thistle-inspired design.

The style is typical of late 19th-century Scottish jewellery, made for everyday wear rather than fine court jewellery.

The brooch has a simple straight pin with a rolled/trombone-style catch, consistent with its age. It has a pleasing aged patina and has not been over-cleaned.

Please note:
The metal is not hallmarked and is believed to be white metal / silver alloy, not sterling silver.

The stone is amber-coloured and may be glass paste or amber; it is not guaranteed to be cairngorm.
This is an authentic period piece, not a modern reproduction.

A lovely collectible example of Victorian Scottish jewellery, ideal for wear, display, or collection.