The glittering, iridescent wings of dragonflies glide across glistening waters, fly into the skies, and land in grassy meadows. They are ancient wonders that thrive in water, air, and land making the highly adaptable dragonfly symbolic of embracing change. A popular motif in the Victorian era, when change felt ever present as the industry rapidly progressed, dragonfly jewelry is just as enchanting and meaningful today. This stunning example, made sometime between the 1830s and 50s sparkles with rose cut, square cut, and old mine cut diamonds, varying in shades that together perfectly mimic the dragonfly's iridescence. Fine rubies and emeralds also add a stunning play of color. This rare specimen that has fluttered right into our hearts!
- Set in 18k gold topped with silver, with a beautiful patina from age.
- Around 1.75 carats of diamonds graded as follows -
- 8 light fancy square cuts totaling .35 carats in total weight
- 29 rose cuts graded between colorless F grade and light fancy M/N color grades and VS to I1 clarity grade totaling around 1 Carat in total weight
- 34 diamond chips throughout the antenna
- .35 carats in total weight of fine rubies
- .20 carats in total weight of fine emeralds
- Pin measures about 2 1/8 inches long and 1 1/8 inch wide
Inventory # P13191
