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Gorgeous Victorian 14K Yellow Gold & Iron-Pyrite Brooch
Gorgeous Victorian 14K Yellow Gold & Iron-Pyrite Brooch
Gorgeous Victorian 14K Yellow Gold & Iron-Pyrite Brooch
Gorgeous Victorian 14K Yellow Gold & Iron-Pyrite Brooch
Gorgeous Victorian 14K Yellow Gold & Iron-Pyrite Brooch
Gorgeous Victorian 14K Yellow Gold & Iron-Pyrite Brooch
Gorgeous Victorian 14K Yellow Gold & Iron-Pyrite Brooch
Gorgeous Victorian 14K Yellow Gold & Iron-Pyrite Brooch
Gorgeous Victorian 14K Yellow Gold & Iron-Pyrite Brooch
Gorgeous Victorian 14K Yellow Gold & Iron-Pyrite Brooch

Gorgeous Victorian 14K Yellow Gold & Iron-Pyrite Brooch

$ 224.4

Availability: 42 in stock
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Main Stone: Iron-Pyrite
  • Material: Gold & Iron-Pyrite
  • Circa: 1880's
  • Jewelry Department: Fashion
  • Antique: Yes
  • Condition: This brooch is being sold AS IS, there is sloppy solder under the replaced clasp. The pin is replaced and not gold. It's also missing a ball from the bottom center, under the iron pyrite. The ball looks to be worn down or ground off, you can see it missing in the last photo.
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Unknown
  • Metal: Yellow Gold
  • Metal Purity: 14k

    Description

    This is a Victorian 1880's 14k yellow gold Brooch with Iron-Pyrite in the middle.
    This item is not marked but has been acid tested and will be guaranteed as 14k gold.
    The pin on the back of the brooch is not gold.
    This brooch is approximately 69 mm Long by 22 mm Wide, and weighs approximately 8.6 grams.
    Shipping on this item will be .95 USA, with insurance. If buying more then one item e-mail for combine S&H.
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