Vintage Pearl Bar Brooch 14ct Gold Georgian (1714-1830) Maker’s mark

Maker’s mark

This well-preserved Victorian cameo is mounted in an ornately decorated pinchbeck frame adorned with delicate forget-me-not motifs

It was kept in remembrance of a deceased loved one from long ago so that a piece of them was always kept close to the wearers heart

possibly the God of the sun Apollo

The stones are suspended from a silver cable chain and held securely by a ring clasp at the end

Vintage Pearl Bar Brooch 14ct Gold Georgian (1714-1830) Maker’s markA glamorous vintage bar brooch from the late 20th Century featuring ornate, scrolling metalwork, gold beading and floral motifs decorated with nine gleaming white cultured pearls. Pearls are the birthstone of June. A true treasure of the ocean, pearls are desired for their rich, creamy tone and exceptional lustre that is produced organically by fresh and saltwater molluscs. Theyve become symbolic of purity, innocence and loyalty making them a