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Here I show you one of my "oldies"! Not only the brooch is Victorian also quite old but years and years ago one of my first antique brooches was this one. It's a brooch of rose gold with one little tassel and one flower and little white pearl. Almost 4.5 cm long and from origin Dutch because the hallmark (see photo 4) is the so called oak leaf which is the antique Dutch hallmark for 14K. As you can see nice decorated. The loop to wear it also as a pendant. For a number of years a jeweler made a loop because I think it pleasant to wear jewels in many ways. After all these years I still like it you too?
Victorian and Edwardian JewelryThe Victorian Era spanned Queen Victoria's rule of England from 1837 until …
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