Victorian Scottish Agate & Citrine Snake Brooch Negligee The worldwide known jewellers BVLGARI

The worldwide known jewellers BVLGARI bought it off him and sold it to the "Poor Little Rich Girl" aka Barbara Hutton

The smaller two petals are represented by asymmetrical pear-shaped almandine garnet cabochons

7cm (not including jump ring)

as she dances

would make an exceptional solitaire engagement ring IMO

Victorian Scottish Agate & Citrine Snake Brooch Negligee The worldwide known jewellers BVLGARIDATE: Victorian, c. 1880 An unusual Scottish agate snake brooch dating from the Victorian period, circa 1880. Crafted in sterling silver throughout, it's rounded shape is formed by various agates, creating the snakes body scales. In the centre, the snake holds four lovely citrine stones, 2ct total, wrapping itself around like its prize possessions! It has a fantastic 3 dimensional effect and the agate varies in colour with hues of grey (grey banded),