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Victorian Diamond Flower Brooch, 8.00 Carats
This magnificent Victorian brooch captures the era's fascination with naturalistic design and lavish ornamentation. The spectacular piece centers a brilliant old mine cut diamond surrounded by radiating petals, each pavé-set with old mine cut and old European cut diamonds, totaling approximately 8.00 carats. The flower's dramatic three-dimensional form creates remarkable depth, with each petal meticulously positioned to achieve a lifelike display.
A gracefully arching stem adorned with additional diamond clusters completes the botanical composition. Crafted in silver-topped 9K gold—a technique favored during the Victorian period for maximizing the brilliance of diamonds—this brooch exemplifies the period's exceptional craftsmanship and enduring aesthetic appeal. The piece comes in its original fitted box from the esteemed London jeweler S.J. Phillips.
Circa 1880
2 1/8" length x 1 3/8" width
A gracefully arching stem adorned with additional diamond clusters completes the botanical composition. Crafted in silver-topped 9K gold—a technique favored during the Victorian period for maximizing the brilliance of diamonds—this brooch exemplifies the period's exceptional craftsmanship and enduring aesthetic appeal. The piece comes in its original fitted box from the esteemed London jeweler S.J. Phillips.
Circa 1880
2 1/8" length x 1 3/8" width
This magnificent Victorian brooch captures the era's fascination with naturalistic design and lavish ornamentation. The spectacular piece centers a brilliant old mine cut diamond surrounded by radiating petals, each pavé-set with old mine cut and old European cut diamonds, totaling approximately 8.00 carats. The flower's dramatic three-dimensional form creates remarkable depth, with each petal meticulously positioned to achieve a lifelike display.
A gracefully arching stem adorned with additional diamond clusters completes the botanical composition. Crafted in silver-topped 9K gold—a technique favored during the Victorian period for maximizing the brilliance of diamonds—this brooch exemplifies the period's exceptional craftsmanship and enduring aesthetic appeal. The piece comes in its original fitted box from the esteemed London jeweler S.J. Phillips.
Circa 1880
2 1/8" length x 1 3/8" width
A gracefully arching stem adorned with additional diamond clusters completes the botanical composition. Crafted in silver-topped 9K gold—a technique favored during the Victorian period for maximizing the brilliance of diamonds—this brooch exemplifies the period's exceptional craftsmanship and enduring aesthetic appeal. The piece comes in its original fitted box from the esteemed London jeweler S.J. Phillips.
Circa 1880
2 1/8" length x 1 3/8" width
$9,450.00
Original: $27,000.00
-65%Victorian Diamond Flower Brooch, 8.00 Carats—
$27,000.00
$9,450.00Description
This magnificent Victorian brooch captures the era's fascination with naturalistic design and lavish ornamentation. The spectacular piece centers a brilliant old mine cut diamond surrounded by radiating petals, each pavé-set with old mine cut and old European cut diamonds, totaling approximately 8.00 carats. The flower's dramatic three-dimensional form creates remarkable depth, with each petal meticulously positioned to achieve a lifelike display.
A gracefully arching stem adorned with additional diamond clusters completes the botanical composition. Crafted in silver-topped 9K gold—a technique favored during the Victorian period for maximizing the brilliance of diamonds—this brooch exemplifies the period's exceptional craftsmanship and enduring aesthetic appeal. The piece comes in its original fitted box from the esteemed London jeweler S.J. Phillips.
Circa 1880
2 1/8" length x 1 3/8" width
A gracefully arching stem adorned with additional diamond clusters completes the botanical composition. Crafted in silver-topped 9K gold—a technique favored during the Victorian period for maximizing the brilliance of diamonds—this brooch exemplifies the period's exceptional craftsmanship and enduring aesthetic appeal. The piece comes in its original fitted box from the esteemed London jeweler S.J. Phillips.
Circa 1880
2 1/8" length x 1 3/8" width
