Georgian Cut Steel Floral Brooch feed-agegroup-adult but different temperatures and pressures

but different temperatures and pressures in the earth cause different colours

adding a touch of nautical inspiration

Crafted in 1975 by the renowned London-based jewellers Cropp & Farr

a varietal name derived from the Greek word "rhodon" meaning "rose-like"

A particularly lovely three stone diamond ring

Georgian Cut Steel Floral Brooch feed-agegroup-adult but different temperatures and pressuresThis stunning Georgian cut steel floral brooch is a striking piece. Its lifelike design captures the eye with its exquisite detail. Cut steel jewellery was a popular alternative to diamonds. It was made by carefully riveting small steel studs onto a thin metal baseplate a laborious process. The polished steel faces were meant to catch the light and sparkle similarly to rose cut diamonds it looks utterly divine by candlelight!