A fine and impressive antique Victorian pearl and blue colored glass, 9 Karat Yellow Gold bar brooch in the form of a spider; part of our antique jewelry collections

This impressive antique bar brooch has been crafted in 9K Yellow Gold in the form of a spider.

The cephalothorax of this fine representation of an arachnidis ornamented with a 2.5mmpearl, and the abdomen embellished with a mixed oval cut blue colored glass stone which resembles a sapphire.

The stones are both displayed in millgrain decorated collet settings.

Completing the spider, are eight realistically modelled legs.

This piece of Victorian jewelry secures to the reverse with a hallmarked hinged pin and hook fastening.

The hallmarks to the pin and hook fastening include the 9ct fineness hallmark (375) and the Sheffield Assay Office mark (Sheffield rose).

The Victorian spider brooch is supplied with an IDGL diamond grading report card.

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This Victorian spider brooch is fine quality.

The brooch is a good gauge of gold and is in excellent condition with clear hallmarks.

Reflections in photographs may detract from the true representation of this example of antique insect jewelry.

Length bar 7.6cm / 2.9'

Width across legs2.6cm / 1'

Length head to abdomen1.9cm / 0.7'

Pearl 2.5mm (approx.)

8.10 grams

Date: Circa 1890

Origin: Sheffield, England