Rare 14ct American Aesthetic Movement Moonstone Bar Brooch Archaeological Revival Bracelet the shoulders made architecturally sound

the shoulders made architecturally sound with a solder adjustment as her band was thickened

Three-leaf and four-leaf clovers became a popular symbol of luck in the 19th century as the Irish began to emigrate to Britain

14ct (shank)

An extremely rare first-half-of-the-19th-Century chain of 30” in excellent condition

Rare 14ct American Aesthetic Movement Moonstone Bar Brooch Archaeological Revival Bracelet the shoulders made architecturally soundA delicate 14k gold bar brooch with a remarkable moonstone cabochon, fashioned into a pendulous "bullet" shape. This bar brooch speaks directly to the eastlake pattern of jewelry that was popular in the late 19th century, specifically in San Francisco. Materials and Features: 14k gold, moonstone Age Origin: American, likely west coast, circa 1875! Marks: None Measurements: 2 length, 4. 95 grams Condition: Excellent condition. Minor associated age