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Garrard & Co. Egyptian Revival Pharaoh Brooch
This colorful Egyptian Revival brooch by Garrard & Co. centers a pharaoh’s head, finely carved in deep blue lapis lazuli. The design is completed by two colorful enameled wings and snakes, both common motifs in Egyptian art. Accompanied by its original fitted box and set in 18K yellow gold, this brooch is a rare work of wearable art.
Founded in 1735 and appointed the first official Crown Jeweler by Queen Victoria in 1843, Garrard is one of the most esteemed jewelers of the modern era, known best for their impeccable craftsmanship and sophisticated designs.
Circa 1900
2 3/8" length x 5/8" width
Founded in 1735 and appointed the first official Crown Jeweler by Queen Victoria in 1843, Garrard is one of the most esteemed jewelers of the modern era, known best for their impeccable craftsmanship and sophisticated designs.
Circa 1900
2 3/8" length x 5/8" width
$5,897.50
Original: $16,850.00
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Garrard & Co. Egyptian Revival Pharaoh Brooch
This colorful Egyptian Revival brooch by Garrard & Co. centers a pharaoh’s head, finely carved in deep blue lapis lazuli. The design is completed by two colorful enameled wings and snakes, both common motifs in Egyptian art. Accompanied by its original fitted box and set in 18K yellow gold, this brooch is a rare work of wearable art.
Founded in 1735 and appointed the first official Crown Jeweler by Queen Victoria in 1843, Garrard is one of the most esteemed jewelers of the modern era, known best for their impeccable craftsmanship and sophisticated designs.
Circa 1900
2 3/8" length x 5/8" width
Founded in 1735 and appointed the first official Crown Jeweler by Queen Victoria in 1843, Garrard is one of the most esteemed jewelers of the modern era, known best for their impeccable craftsmanship and sophisticated designs.
Circa 1900
2 3/8" length x 5/8" width
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This colorful Egyptian Revival brooch by Garrard & Co. centers a pharaoh’s head, finely carved in deep blue lapis lazuli. The design is completed by two colorful enameled wings and snakes, both common motifs in Egyptian art. Accompanied by its original fitted box and set in 18K yellow gold, this brooch is a rare work of wearable art.
Founded in 1735 and appointed the first official Crown Jeweler by Queen Victoria in 1843, Garrard is one of the most esteemed jewelers of the modern era, known best for their impeccable craftsmanship and sophisticated designs.
Circa 1900
2 3/8" length x 5/8" width
Founded in 1735 and appointed the first official Crown Jeweler by Queen Victoria in 1843, Garrard is one of the most esteemed jewelers of the modern era, known best for their impeccable craftsmanship and sophisticated designs.
Circa 1900
2 3/8" length x 5/8" width