Hans Brassler Roses Brooch Roses and Citrine |
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A lemony yellow citrine sparkles between golden
roses and bright, luminous pearls. Around 1910 Hans
Brassler created a series of gem-set brooches featuring
roses blooming on a radiating "trellis" and accented with small
pearls. This brooch is a especially cheerful
example. Created in 14kt gold, circa 1910. The reverse of this brooch is as beautifully crafted as the front. Note the sturdiness and detail of the frame that protects the gemstones and assures the integrity of the design. A strong pin stem with an early safety clasp secures this brooch when worn on a lapel, blouse or hat. This jewel was designed and crafted to survive its next 100 years as ably as it has its first.
Hans Brassler was an
imaginative designer, jeweler and artist who in the early
1900s created a small collection of gem-set brooches with
roses gracing a trellis of knife-edge wires accented with
small pearls. Brassler's work is striking in its
originality and for his uncompromising commitment to fine
craftsmanship. The maker's mark of Hans Brassler - "14B"
inside a double oval - is stamped on the lobe beneath the
lower pearl.
Name: Roses and Citrine Here are a few more elegant brooches from
the past ...
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