Victorian Gold Spider Brooch with Cornflower Sapphire & Pearl
Circa 1880–1900

A wonderful and highly decorative antique Victorian brooch, beautifully formed as a spider with finely modelled legs radiating from a central setting. The body is set with a striking cornflower blue sapphire, accented with a pearl, creating a classic and much-sought Victorian combination.

The brooch is stamped to the outer circular mount, appearing to read 9ct, consistent with period gold jewellery of the late 19th century. Spider motifs were particularly popular during the Victorian era, symbolising good fortune and protection, making this both a charming and collectible piece.

Details:

• Period: Victorian

• Date: Circa 1880–1900

• Metal: Gold (stamped, appears 9ct)

• Stones: Cornflower sapphire and pearl

• Design: Spider motif brooch

Measurements (approx.):

• Length: 6.0 cm (60 mm)

Condition Report:
Excellent condition 

A fine and characterful example of Victorian novelty jewellery, ideal for collectors or as a distinctive wearable antique.

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