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Victorian 15ct Yellow Gold Moonstone Insect Brooch - Antique

Victorian 15ct Yellow Gold Moonstone Insect Brooch - Antique

£350.00 GBP
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An antique Victorian 15ct yellow gold moonstone insect brooch, dating to circa 1900.

The stylised insect is formed in warm yellow gold and set with two vivid moonstones, whose soft adularescence brings gentle movement and light to the piece. The brooch measures approximately 35mm across, with the insect motif measuring approximately 20mm in length and 8mm in width.

A characterful late Victorian brooch combining naturalistic design with distinctive gemstone detail.

Style & Fitting

Material - Yellow Gold

Finish - Polished

Gemstones -

Gemstone Cut -

Gemstone Carat -

Size & Specifications

Size - 35mm across - Incent Motif mm in Length and 8mm Wide

Colour - Gold

Metal Carat - N/A

Gemstone - Moonstone

Care Guide

Avoid wearing them when showering, swimming, exercising or applying products like lotions or hairspray.
Clean with a soft cloth or mild soap and water and dry thoroughly.
Store in a cool, dry, dark place, such as a fabric-lined box, individual soft pouches, or airtight bags to avoid scratching and tarnishing.

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The Victorian

1837 - 1901

Spanning the reign of Queen Victoria, this era is defined by sentiment and symbolism. Designs evolved from delicate, romantic motifs to richer, more ornate forms, often reflecting personal stories or moments in time. Jewellery frequently features detailed gold work, coloured gemstones, and meaningful elements such as lockets, floral designs, and symbolic motifs, creating pieces with both decorative beauty and lasting significance.