A late 19th/ early 20th century yellow metal, testing as 18ct gold, and white metal diamond and pink topaz set girandole brooch, centred with a square cushion faceted pink topaz, calculated to weigh 32.82ct., within a tied ribbon and flower head border set with various sized old cushion cut diamonds, suspending a central briolette faceted pink topaz drop estimated to weigh 22.00ct, flanked by two briolette faceted pink topaz drops each estimated to weigh 6.50ct, with rose cut diamond details throughout, 85mm long x 36.3mm wide, gross weigh 29.4 grams, in its original fitted case bearing a paper label for 'W.C. SHAW, Goldsmith & Jeweller, Buchanan Street, GLASGOW', the under side of the cover with a hand written note inscribed 'Pendant with chain, This belongs to Grace Scotland, 8th May 1928'.

Provenance: A Scottish Private Family Collection of Jewellery, Gold & Other Objects.

Gemology report available.