Antique Edwardian 15ct Gold Amethyst Pearl Bar Brooch – Hallmarked “15ct”, c.1900
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REFERENCE: 63-7935
Description:
This striking Edwardian bar brooch, circa 1900, is crafted in solid 15ct gold and showcases a beautifully faceted natural amethyst at its center, surrounded by delicate seed pearls. With its refined proportions and classic design, this piece embodies the grace of the turn-of-the-century era. A rare and collectible item – perfect for antique jewellery lovers.
Details:
Authentic Edwardian brooch, circa 1900
Solid 15ct yellow gold, hallmarked “15ct”
Features a richly colored, well-cut natural amethyst
Accented with fine seed pearls
Classic Edwardian bar brooch design
Professionally tested to ensure gold and gemstone authenticity
Excellent antique condition with exceptional craftsmanship
A wearable antique – elegant and timeless
Materials:
15ct Yellow Gold (hallmarked “15ct”)
Natural Amethyst
Natural Seed Pearls
Dimensions & Weight:
Total length: 5.9 cm
Weight: 9.9g
Central section: 2.1 × 2.1 cm
Amethyst: approx. 1.4 × 1.4 cm
Perfect for:
✔ Edwardian jewelry collectors
✔ Lovers of natural amethyst
✔ Vintage bar brooch enthusiasts
✔ Elegant gifting or heirloom keepsake
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