A late Victorian diamond crescent brooch

A late Victorian diamond crescent brooch

Description

A late Victorian diamond crescent brooch, consisting of fifteen old European and two rose-cut diamonds graduating from the centre and estimated to weigh 1.4 carats in total, each cut-down set in silver to yellow gold mount with later gold brooch fittings, circa 1890, measuring 2.3cm in diameter, gross weight 4.2 grams.

A marvellous late Victorian diamond crescent brooch. Adorned with a dazzling array of old-cut diamonds, delicately set upon a silver backdrop within a golden mount, this brooch evokes a timeless allure. The crescent moon, often associated to the venerated Diana, goddess of the hunt, carries with it an air of mystique that made it very popular during the Victorian era. Elegant and charming, this brooch serves not only as a beautiful accessory but also as a profound symbol of grace and sophistication, elevating any ensemble with its innate elegance and charm.