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Posted 9 years ago
Iras
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Hi
I have this Brooch if you anyone can tell me about it and if is actually worth anything. It is a little over 4cms long and 2.5 cms wide. It has a marking on the back that says 1501 I think. I don't
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Hi, the mount, tube and hinge system with C catch is marked 15ct for 15 carats gold.
See this guide, simple but informative:
http://www.ebay.com/gds/About-15C-15ct-15K-625-Gold-Jewellery-Jewelry-Hallmark-/10000000008760453/g.html
It is Victorian, English, and the "stone" appear to be an antique real amber piece.
Beautiful piece !
For price, we are not allowed to give valuations, but you can check the sold item section on Ebay for Victorian 15ct brooch
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Lisa, you were answering as I seached for the link to the guide :-D
We agree both on old amber!
Hi, it could be 15CT my vision is not the best and I asked someone else to they said the same as me. However I have had a look again and I think it is 15CT. Just wondering if it is worth anything and what era it is from?
The stone itself has two little sections that have a little bit missing otherwise fine the stone is not smooth like a pearl or polished gems its seems like a lot has not been done to it.
Ira, read my comment, I answered your questions...
A link for dating brooches from their clasps:
http://www.realorrepro.com/article/Dating-brooch-fasteners
Even with the damage, that is a beautiful looking brooch. :)
kyratango, thanks for sharing that link, good resource. :)
Thank you I did actually read that site once before, I will need to have a good read again.
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Thank everyone and thank you Trey