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Garnet and Diamond Butterfly Brooch, 9KT Gold, English 1970s
Garnet and diamond butterfly brooch in 9KT gold, the wings claw set with pear cut garnets in a deep purplish red, the body picked out with diamonds.
Four upper and lower wings carry graduated pear cuts, a round garnet forms the head, and diamonds run down the thorax with a further stone at the tip of each antenna. The reverse is struck 375 with a sponsor's mark and fitted with a pin and catch.
Dimensions -
Size: 2 x 1.8 x 0.7 cm
Weight: 4.6 g
Specifications -
Metal: 9KT gold
Marks: 375 with a sponsor's mark
Period: 1970s, English
Fitting: Pin and catch
Garnets -
Cut: Pear cut, with one round to the head
Colour: Purplish red
Number: Seven
Total carat weight: 6.00 ct
Diamonds -
Cut: Round
Number: Four to the body, two to the antennae
Total carat weight: 0.08 ct
Condition :
Very good condition. All stones are present and secure and the pin and catch work correctly.
Stone weights and grades are careful estimates taken from the mounted piece and are not laboratory certified.
Garnet and diamond butterfly brooch in 9KT gold, the wings claw set with pear cut garnets in a deep purplish red, the body picked out with diamonds.
Four upper and lower wings carry graduated pear cuts, a round garnet forms the head, and diamonds run down the thorax with a further stone at the tip of each antenna. The reverse is struck 375 with a sponsor's mark and fitted with a pin and catch.
Dimensions -
Size: 2 x 1.8 x 0.7 cm
Weight: 4.6 g
Specifications -
Metal: 9KT gold
Marks: 375 with a sponsor's mark
Period: 1970s, English
Fitting: Pin and catch
Garnets -
Cut: Pear cut, with one round to the head
Colour: Purplish red
Number: Seven
Total carat weight: 6.00 ct
Diamonds -
Cut: Round
Number: Four to the body, two to the antennae
Total carat weight: 0.08 ct
Condition :
Very good condition. All stones are present and secure and the pin and catch work correctly.
Stone weights and grades are careful estimates taken from the mounted piece and are not laboratory certified.