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Butterfly Brooch | Antique Butterfly Pin teardrop had the ability to protect

Butterfly Brooch | Antique Butterfly Pin teardrop had the ability to protectThe butterfly is often associated with the human soul signifying change, hope, and life. This antique brooch (circa 1910 1920) features a 14k gold butterfly adorned with beautiful blue and green enamel, rubies, and half pearls. The pin measures 0. 8 inches by 1 inch wide. It is in good condition; however, under magnification you can see that there has been some restoration to the enamel on the tips of the wings. Materials: Ruby, Gold.

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Description

had the ability to protect them from harm and envy

The earrings are in good condition and measure 0

The piece was originally an Art Nouveau era stick pin transformed into a delicate charm

The reverse of the pendant is marked "750" indicating 18k gold and it also bears an unknown maker's mark "MZ"

Butterfly Brooch | Antique Butterfly Pin teardrop had the ability to protectThe butterfly is often associated with the human soul signifying change, hope, and life. This antique brooch (circa 1910 1920) features a 14k gold butterfly adorned with beautiful blue and green enamel, rubies, and half pearls. The pin measures 0. 8 inches by 1 inch wide. It is in good condition; however, under magnification you can see that there has been some restoration to the enamel on the tips of the wings. Materials: Ruby, Gold.

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