John Stevens of Sheffield British Museum Best of Type Citrine Pique Victorian Brooch unusual_engagement 168mm to be precise and

168mm to be precise and 13mm wide

engraved PT Dorothy 10

Its hard to "get inside" the stone with a loupe but you can just make out the characteristics of a lab sapphire - its still a sapphire and its still antique (synthetic sapphires and rubies have been around since the 19th century) and the diamonds are 100% natural earth mined stones (and very nice too)

Materials: Silver with marks on the bail rubbed

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John Stevens of Sheffield British Museum Best of Type Citrine Pique Victorian Brooch unusual_engagement 168mm to be precise andDescription: Find another one of these! John Stevens work is in the British museum's archive although little is known about him from what we can find out. We have seen and sold a lot of pique work pieces (the Victorians didn't have so many materials to work with so they turned to nature, unluckily for the turtle who's shell was moulded and inlaid with gold and silver) this is the only one we've seen set with a gem. And it is a beautiful, silky