1950s Sterling Silver Openwork Brooch with Marcasite & Genuine Pearls

Elegant and beautifully detailed, this 1940s brooch is crafted in 925 sterling silver with a graceful oval openwork design. Glittering marcasite stones accent the intricate pierced metalwork, while two genuine pearls add a luminous softness and sophisticated contrast to the cool silver setting.

Sterling silver and marcasite jewelry flourished during the 1940s, carrying forward the geometric elegance and intricate craftsmanship of the Art Deco era. Pearls added a refined, feminine element to these designs, creating a beautiful balance of sparkle, texture, and luster.

A timeless example of 1940s sterling jewelry, this brooch beautifully combines intricate openwork, shimmering marcasite, and genuine pearls in an elegant and highly wearable vintage piece.

Brand/Maker: Unknown
Era: 1950s
Material(s): 925 Sterling/Marcasite/Pearls
Markings/Stamps: 925
Catch: Locking Safety Clasp
Fastener Direction: Diagonal
Necklace Bale: No

Measurements
- Width: (side to side): 2"
- Length: (top to bottom): 2"
- Profile: (back to front): .5"
- Weight: 15.42g

Condition: Very Good
Call Outs: Minor wear commensurate with age
Sku: JCH134