Edwardian Diamond & Platinum "Horse and Jockey" Brooch Emerald Some dirt behind the glass
Description
Some dirt behind the glass
each set with two stones: a round white sapphire beneath a gorgeous pale Ceylon sapphire
Inscription reads: "A Lagdon 7 Dec 1721 ceta 60"
they are thought to have been first brought to Europe in great numbers from Sri Lanka [Ceylon] by the Dutch East India Company in the 17th Century
Edwardian Diamond & Platinum "Horse and Jockey" Brooch Emerald Some dirt behind the glassDATE: Edwardian, c. 1910 A stunning antique equestrian brooch modelled as a horse and jockey. It's platinum throughout, and set with eight cut diamonds with the rider finished in purple and white polka dot enamel. The quality is exceptionally good, with a high level of detail and a nice substantial feel. STONES Eight cut Diamonds and Sapphire MEASUREMENTS 2. 8 x 2. 7cm WEIGHT 8. 4g MARKS No marks present, tests asplatinum CONDITION Excellent
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