French Art Nouveau Blue Flower Brooch old_single_cut_diamonds or a superlative folly of

or a superlative folly of Victorian sensibility

During the 1830s the preferred shape for earrings was an elongated teardrop or torpedo form

A Stone Group Laboratory certificate for the rubies accompanies the ring

A diorama of 14k yellow gold free-flowing

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French Art Nouveau Blue Flower Brooch old_single_cut_diamonds or a superlative folly ofStraddling the Art Nouveau and Edwardian eras, this finely rendered French flower motif brooch presents as the epitome of realistic design dating to circa 1910. Its frilled five petals are undulating and scalloped with the center showing staccato but prominent center stamens. This pin is designed in 18k yellow gold and soft blue and white enamel. The use of shaded hand painted enamels serves to highlight the curvature and three dimensional lifelike