Antique Victorian Harlequin Gemstone Bar Brooch Silver Edwardian (1901-1914)

Antique Victorian Harlequin Gemstone Bar Brooch Silver Edwardian (1901-1914)A fabulous antique Victorian Harlequin bar brooch featuring a row of multi coloured sapphire, topaz, spinel, tourmaline, and quartz that graduate in size from approx. 0. 22ct to 0. 70ct in the centre. Harlequin jewellery is named after the colourful costumes of the 16th century comedy actors of the same name. The style was popular during the 19th Century and saw wonderful pieces of jewellery abundantly decorated with coloured gemstones. The stones are

ITEM NUMBER: 20-1085

This does have initials on that read C

scrolled engraving down the sides and shoulders with clear London hallmarks within the band

which has earned them the nickname “Starlite”

ITEM NUMBER: 23-569

Scottish jewellery grew in popularity in the mid-1800s as Queen Victoria’s frequent trips to her Scottish Castle Balmoral saw her return with Scottish souvenirs and jewellery which influenced the trend in Britain

likely a husband or father who was clearly very special and worthy of remembrance

They were a personal favourite of Queen Victoria also and were carved in the same classic style

8 ½ (US) – Our re-sizing service is free of charge and takes approx

It’s highly unique and has remained in excellent condition

in excellent condition and would look perfect on the end of a gold chain

showing a finely dressed gentleman