An exceptionally rare 19th-century Victorian masterpiece, this grand dual-function pendant brooch seamlessly combines opulent courtly elegance with versatile high jewelry craftsmanship.
Expertly hand-fabricated with an 18K yellow gold backing and a traditional silver-topped setting, the centerpiece features a rich, translucent royal blue guilloché enamel teardrop drop, embellished with an ornate diamond-set lattice overlay. The elaborate frame and ribbon-bow top are encrusted with 65 natural rose-cut diamonds, casting a subtle, romantic historic candlelight shimmer.
Designed with exceptional period versatility, this 6 cm convertibility allows it to be worn either as a commanding statement brooch or suspended as an impressive drop pendant from a chain.
Weighing a substantial 17.6 grams, this antique piece remains in outstanding historic condition with crisp diamond settings and vibrant enamel depth.
A true heirloom treasure for serious collectors of Victorian enamel work, Georgian-tradition silver-topped gold, and convertible fine jewelry.
Specifications & Details
• Era: Late Victorian / Neo-Renaissance Revival (Circa 1870s–1890s)
• Design: Convertible Pendant / Brooch
• Metals: Solid 18K Yellow Gold Backing with Fine Silver-Topped Settings (Acid/XRF Tested)
• Gemstones: 65 Natural Rose-Cut Diamonds
• Enamel: Vibrant Royal Blue Translucent / Guilloché Enamel
• Dimensions: Length: 6.0 cm (approx. 2.36")
• Total Weight: 17.6 grams
• Functionality: Dual-Function (Fitted with both a pendant bail loop and a secure brooch pin/clasp mechanism)
• Condition: Antique Excellent. Royal blue enamel remains vibrant and intact; all 65 rose-cut diamonds are securely set in silver.
