An Edwardian Diamond Openwork Brooch/pendant

An Edwardian Diamond Openwork Brooch/pendant

Description

An Edwardian diamond openwork brooch/pendant, to the centre an old mine-cut diamond estimated to weigh 0.7 carats, within a cluster formed by fourteen small old European-cut diamonds, to a fine openwork design surround set with seven old European-cut diamonds, with triangular decorations and scalloped-edge finials set with rose-cut diamonds, suspending five diamond-set runs, embellished with rose and old European cut diamonds, the diamonds are estimated to weigh a total of 6.6 carats, all millegrain-set in platinum mount, with detachable platinum brooch fitting and chain, circa 1915, measuring approximately 6.5 x 3.7 cm, gross weight 15.9 grams.

A beautiful Edwardian diamond brooch. The delicate and pleasing openwork design, composed of intricate triangular shapes, scalloped edging and old-cut diamonds shimmers all over as it catches the light. This fine brooch can also be worn as a pendant