Victorian Opal and Old Cut Diamond Brooch Porcelain WMF pieces were often produced

WMF pieces were often produced using advanced techniques for the time

both durable metals with a bright

cushion-shaped chrysoberyl stones

This enamel technique had ancient origins but was revived in France and Italy in the 14th century

The principal stone displays an estimated J/K colour and SI1-SI2 clarity

Victorian Opal and Old Cut Diamond Brooch Porcelain WMF pieces were often producedA spectacular opal and diamond brooch, circa 1870, crafted in 18ct gold and silver and designed to dazzle. At its heart sits an impressive opal of approximately 20 carats, displaying a magnificent play of colour, encircled by around 5 carats of old mine cut diamonds in HJ colour and VS2SI clarity. This extraordinary jewel is a true Victorian showpiece. The brooch is 4cm x 3. 1cm and is fitted with a safety chain.