The perfect sentimental gesture of love and friendship is this exceptional quality and ornate Mizpah brooch. A much have addition to any vintage or antique jewellery lovers collection.

The term ‘Mizpah is found in Genesis 31:49, it means ‘watchtower and is used as a prayer, meaning “May the Lord keep watch between you and me when we are away from each other. The Victorian era was filled with symbols and declarations of love and remembrance.

Usually given as a token of love between lovers, friends or family, this piece would be beautiful gesture of a gift.

This Mizpah brooch has been created from 9 carat gold in Edwardian England. The choice of gold gold means this band has a buttery rich golden glowing.

The ‘mizpah has been perfectly picked out in relief on the front of the brooch. The pronounced nature of the font is complemented by the Ivy decorated on the second heart. The use of Ivy was symbolic during Victorian and Edwardian times of the everlasting bond of love.

Weather youre treating yourself or a loved one, this is a beautiful and sentimental piece of history.



DETAILS:

ERA: Edwardian era 1905

HALLMARKS: AB (makes mark) 9 (9 carat gold) 375 (fineness of 9 carat gold) anchor (Birmingham assay office) f (date letter 1905)

MEASUREMENTS: Approximately 32mm x 18mm

WEIGHT: 1.8 grams

Condition: This is in good antique condition with a fine patina and a few nibble and knocks or wear.

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