Mid-Victorian Language of Flowers Micromosaic Brooch clasp It's modelled in 9 karat
Description
It's modelled in 9 karat rose gold and will have originally have been used as a bracelet clasp (the top part opens up)
Today is one of those days
all combining to form the overall snowflake design
It's taken on a beautiful antique patina over the years
Mid-Victorian Language of Flowers Micromosaic Brooch clasp It's modelled in 9 karatDATE: Victorian, c. 1860 A striking mid Victorian micromosaic "language of the flowers" brooch dating from the 1860s. Each flower represents a different sentiment: Edelweiss for courage and devotion; Red Tulip as a declaration of love; Peony for a happy life; and Forget Me Not for true love and memories. It's beautifully detailed, and the mosaic tesserae are mounted in a single piece of black onyx with chamfered edges and a gold border. Given the
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