For sale is this wonderful late Victorian 18 Karat solid yellow gold four leaf clover. This yellow gold brooch is decorated with greenish gold three leaf clovers on each lobe and holds a little white pearl in its center. The brooch is hallmarked with a French horse head. This particular hors-head hallmark is a French hallmark that was set in gold jewelry between 1838 and 1919. Meaning that this brooch is dating back to the French Napoleon III period during English Queen Victoria's reign.
Furthermore, each clover-leaf stands for something, the first leaf is for hope, the second is for faith, the third is for luck and the last one for love. A little hook on the bottom back of the brooch makes you able to add your favourite charm to this brooch, or to attach it safely to your favorite necklace.
The brooch is functioning and in good condition considering its age. It is equipped with a C closure and a long pin typical of late nineteenth century, since clothing was fabricated in thicker materials. We love every little detail of this little clover and hope to find a new and warm home for it, where it will be treasured the way it should be treasured.
For sale is this wonderful late Victorian 18 Karat solid yellow gold four leaf clover. This yellow gold brooch is decorated with greenish gold three leaf clovers on each lobe and holds a little white pearl in its center. The brooch is hallmarked with a French horse head. This particular hors-head hallmark is a French hallmark that was set in gold jewelry between 1838 and 1919. Meaning that this brooch is dating back to the French Napoleon III period during English Queen Victoria's reign.
Furthermore, each clover-leaf stands for something, the first leaf is for hope, the second is for faith, the third is for luck and the last one for love. A little hook on the bottom back of the brooch makes you able to add your favourite charm to this brooch, or to attach it safely to your favorite necklace.
The brooch is functioning and in good condition considering its age. It is equipped with a C closure and a long pin typical of late nineteenth century, since clothing was fabricated in thicker materials. We love every little detail of this little clover and hope to find a new and warm home for it, where it will be treasured the way it should be treasured.
