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Antique & Modern Jewellery 14/05/2015
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Lot 82

A late 19th century gold amethyst, garnet and chrysoberyl brooch.

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Condition Report

A late 19th century gold amethyst, garnet and chrysoberyl brooch. The oval-shape amethyst and yellow chrysoberyl cluster, within and similarly-cut garnet and chrysoberyl scroll and rope-twist surround. Length 5.8cms. Weight 16.4gms.

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  • Overall condition fair. Some surface scratches/ wear, discolouration and dents in keeping with general age and wear.
  • There are some dents and more serious scratches to the back of the brooch. There are areas of purple discolouration to the back of the brooch in several areas.
  • The amethyst is pinkish purple with a good saturation of colour, there are some chips visible to the pavillion.
  • Some garnets have a better saturation than others, visible typical inclusions and minor surface abrasion.
  • The chryspberyl are greenish yellow, with a weak saturation of colour, visible abrasion to the facet edges.
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