Antique Edwardian 14ct Gold OEC Diamond Crescent Brooch
Description
Discover the enchanting allure of this antique diamond crescent moon brooch, a stunning piece from the early Edwardian era, circa 1900 - 1910. Crafted from 14ct rosy yellow gold, this exquisite brooch features seventeen meticulously graduated Old European Cut (OEC) diamonds, totalling approximately 1.18 carats, with a striking central 1/4 carat diamond.
The intricate claw and beaded settings, along with a beautifully hand-pierced undercarriage, showcase the artistry of its time. To the reverse, there is a secure push 'trombone' clasp and double pin. A gold guarantee '585' stamp can be seen along the clasp stem, denoting 14ct gold.
Measuring 4cm from tip to tip, this celestial treasure is not only a highly collectible piece of history but also a timeless accessory that adds a touch of elegance to any ensemble.
*Upon sale, the piece would be accompanied by an authentication photo purchase report and presented in a jewellery box.
Specifications
| Edwardian, early 1900's | |
| 14ct rosy yellow gold | |
| Seventeen natural Old European Diamonds measuring approx 1.30mm smallest to 3.97mm largest of I/K colour, SI clarity, 1.18 carats total estimated weight | |
| "585" | |
| 4.45 grams total | |
| 4cm tip to tip | |
| The antique brooch is in superb condition. Besides general surface wear, there is no damage to any of the details and the diamonds are intact and securely set. Clasp works well. Excellent piece! |