This vintage Mizpah brooch was sourced in the United Kingdom and represents one of the most collectible forms of mid-20th century Scottish revival jewelry. Crafted in silver tone metal, the brooch features a bold thistle design with engraved leaf details, framing a large faceted amber glass cabochon made to resemble cairngorm quartz, a gemstone long associated with traditional Scottish pebble jewelry.

The Mizpah inscription adds sentimental meaning, translating as “The Lord watch between me and thee when we are absent one from another.” Worn and gifted as tokens of remembrance, Mizpah jewelry carried both emotional and cultural significance. This example merges that heartfelt symbolism with Scotland’s national emblem, making it a brooch of both heritage and beauty.

How to Style It

Pin it to a tartan scarf or sash for true Highland flair.

Wear it on a wool coat or blazer for a statement heritage look.

Pair with autumn and winter outfits to highlight the golden amber glass.

⸻

Why You Will Be Obsessed With It

• Signed Mizpah brooch sourced in the UK
• Scottish thistle motif with engraved silver tone detail
• Large amber glass cabochon in faux cairngorm pebble style
• Mizpah inscription with historic sentimental meaning
• Collectible Scottish revival jewelry from the mid-20th century

⸻

Condition

In very good vintage condition with gentle age-related wear. The amber glass cabochon is secure and glows with warm golden clarity. The silver tone frame shows light patina, especially on the reverse, which enhances its vintage character. Pin clasp is strong and secure.

⸻

Measurements

Measures approximately 2 inches (5 cm) by 1.5 inches (3.8 cm).

⸻

Most items are shipped in a cotton filled jewelry presentation box. Buyers can reach out if they are purchasing as a gift to ensure it is sent in a gift box.

Please follow our store with over 3000 vintage and antique pieces just like this with new items added daily!