Edwardian 14K Gold Egyptian Revival Brooch | Natural Agate Pharaoh | Rose Cut Diamond & Enamel | Antique Egyptian Jewellery | c.1910–1920

Some jewels celebrate history through their design. Others preserve the spirit of an entire civilisation.

Created during the Edwardian era, circa 1910–1920, this exceptional Egyptian Revival brooch beautifully captures Europe’s fascination with the mystery and grandeur of Ancient Egypt. Crafted in solid 14K gold, the brooch retains its original gold hallmark, maker’s mark and registration number, offering both authenticity and historical significance.

The centrepiece features a beautifully carved natural green agate depicting the noble profile of an Egyptian pharaoh. The facial features are finely sculpted with remarkable precision, conveying serenity, dignity and timeless elegance.

Surrounding the portrait are vibrant polychrome enamel decorations in rich shades of royal blue, emerald green, crimson and white. The colourful geometric motifs echo the decorative language of Ancient Egypt while reflecting the refined craftsmanship of Edwardian jewellery.

Natural antique rose cut diamonds are delicately set throughout the headdress and collar, adding gentle sparkle that perfectly complements the warm glow of gold and the vivid enamel work. Rather than overwhelming brilliance, the diamonds offer the soft romantic shimmer that only antique rose cuts possess.

The reverse of the brooch is equally impressive, displaying beautifully hand-engraved detailing that demonstrates the extraordinary level of craftsmanship invested in every aspect of the piece. Even the hidden side was finished with remarkable care—a hallmark of fine antique jewellery.

More than a beautiful brooch, this is a wearable work of art where history, archaeology and master craftsmanship come together. Whether worn on a tailored jacket, evening dress or treasured within a serious antique jewellery collection, it remains a striking conversation piece and an exceptional collector’s jewel.

Details

* Era: Edwardian, circa 1910–1920
* Origin: English
* Metal: Solid 14K Gold
* Hallmarks: Original gold hallmark, maker’s mark and registration number
* Gemstone: Natural Green Agate
* Diamonds: Natural Antique Rose Cut Diamonds
* Decoration: Hand-applied Polychrome Enamel
* Weight: 7.70 g
* Dimensions: 2.8 × 2.3 cm
* Professionally examined and guaranteed authentic.

Why You’ll Love It

* An authentic Edwardian Egyptian Revival masterpiece.
* Crafted in solid 14K gold with original hallmarks and maker’s marks.
* Beautifully carved natural green agate portraying an elegant Egyptian pharaoh.
* Decorated with vibrant hand-applied enamel inspired by Ancient Egyptian art.
* Set with sparkling natural antique rose cut diamonds.
* Fine hand engraving on the reverse reflects exceptional craftsmanship.
* A rare combination of history, artistry and wearable elegance.
* Perfect for collectors of Egyptian Revival jewellery and museum-quality antique pieces.

Condition

Excellent antique condition for its age.

The enamel remains beautifully preserved with vibrant colours. The natural agate portrait is crisp and finely detailed, while the antique rose cut diamonds display lively sparkle. The brooch mechanism functions securely, and the original hallmarks, maker’s mark and registration number remain present.

Shipping

【📦 Worldwide shipping from London, UK】

Each piece is carefully inspected, beautifully packaged in our signature SHECH London gift box, and shipped with full insurance and tracking for complete peace of mind.

About SHECH London

Some jewels celebrate history through their design. Others captivate through the beauty of exceptional gemstones.

At SHECH London, we carefully curate antique and vintage jewellery chosen for their craftsmanship, rarity and enduring beauty. Every piece is professionally inspected and thoughtfully presented, allowing its story to continue with a new owner while preserving the artistry of generations past.