A celebration of abundance, fortune, and protection, this Victorian diamond clover brooch is a study in symbolism and sentiment. Crafted in 15k gold and silver, the piece weighs 11.3 grams and dates firmly to the 19th century, when botanical motifs carried layered meaning and diamonds were reserved for objects of true importance.
Measuring approximately 43 Ć 31 mm, the clover form is set with an exceptional arrangement of old European cut diamonds totaling approximately 7.0 carats. Three stones measure approximately 1.0 carat each, joined by one approximately 0.90 carat diamond and two approximately 0.80 carat diamonds. The diamonds grade approximately GāI in color and VS in clarity, offering remarkable brightness and cohesion for a piece of this age.
Retaining its original screw-off brooch fittings, this jewel remains intact and honest, preserved as it was intended to be worn and cherished.
