An exceptional Belle Époque diamond brooch, crafted around 1895–1915 in 18k gold and platinum. This impressive jewel is a wonderful example of the era’s refined elegance, characterized by airy openwork, flowing lines, and a luminous, light-filled design.

The brooch captivates with its ornamental, symmetrical composition, inspired by delicate garlands and floral scrolls. The use of platinum enhances the brilliance of the diamonds, allowing them to appear remarkably bright and white, while the gold structure beneath adds warmth and depth. Despite its generous size, the design feels light and graceful – a hallmark of high-quality Belle Époque workmanship.

Set throughout with a remarkable number of old-cut diamonds, the surface sparkles with vibrant fire and life, creating a continuous play of light from every angle. A striking statement piece, equally suited for collectors of fine antique jewelry or as a spectacular accent worn on silk, velvet, or a tailored coat.

Details:

Era: Belle Époque (circa 1895–1915)
Diamonds: approx. 190 old-cut diamonds, total approx. 9.7 ct, colour E–J, clarity VS–SI

Metal: 18k gold & platinum

Dimensions: approx. 5.3 × 5.6 cm
Total Weight: approx. 26.7 g
Highlights: elegant openwork design, strong Belle Époque character, intensely sparkling white diamonds

Note: 

The photos are part of the description. Please note that this is an antique piece and may show minor signs of age and wear.

All measurements and weights were taken in the setting, where indicated. The assessment was carried out by an independent GIA-certified gemologist. Measurements and weights may therefore vary slightly.