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Antique order gold plated hand-painted Forget-Me-Not flower brooch pin art glass witch gift Edwardian something old bride bridal enameled c-clasp

Name: Antique order gold plated hand-painted Forget-Me-Not flower brooch pin art glass witch gift Edwardian something old bride bridal enameled c-clasp
Brand: antique
SKU: 3351280
Price: 119.58 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.58 (853 reviews)

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Antique order gold plated hand-painted Forget-Me-Not flower brooch pin art glass witch gift Edwardian something old bride bridal enameled c-clasp

Antique order gold plated hand-painted Forget-Me-Not flower brooch pin art glass witch gift Edwardian something old bride bridal enameled c-clasp, This elegant Victorian/Edwardian-era brooch features a central speckled blue art glass “stone” with.

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Product Name: Antique order gold plated hand-painted Forget-Me-Not flower brooch pin art glass witch gift Edwardian something old bride bridal enameled c-clasp

This elegant Victorian/Edwardian-era brooch features a central speckled blue art glass “stone” with a figural frame of hand-painted Forget-Me-Nots with pearly glass centers. The metal is gold plated and the closure is a c-clasp.

It measures 2" x .1.25" and is in great antique condition with minimal wear from age, the glass cabochon has a chip in it on the back but that appears to have likely happened before or during the order creation of the brooch.