A delicious spray of gem set, intricately detailed flowers ,bullrushes and ferns.

Fashioned by the renowned Jewellers of Alabaster and Wilson in Birmingham 1964.

This company, founded  by Arthur Alabaster and Thomas Wilson in 1887, was based in the heart of the historic Jewellery Quarter of Birmingham England.

Early success saw them move location to their state of art factory in Legge Lane. Expert craftsmen worked to the highest standards using traditional and modern techniques.

 During the 20th Century the Royal family were patrons specifically commissioning equine themed jewellery. Queen Elizabeth II received a specially commissioned diamond and enamel horse and jockey brooch for her 90th Birthday. 

Each piece was created by hand from unique drawings that a team of goldsmiths then translated into these superb jewels.

This particular brooch is hand set with almandine garnets, citrines, red garnets and a single peridot.

Sadly the family owned business closed its doors in 2018.

This is a wonderful opportunity to own a piece of history.

The dimensions are 7cm long x 3cm at the widest point.

Stamped with A&W and 9:375 .

Hallmarked for Birmingham 1964.

Condition is excellent. 

Metal: Marked 9ct 375 gold. Hallmarked Birmingham 1964.

Stones: Almandine garnet, citrine, garnet, peridot.

Dimensions: 7cm x3 cm

Total weight: 11.4gm

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