A sweet antique late Victorian bar brooch (Circa 1900) featuring a fabulous three-leaf shamrock made up of four enchanting natural opal cabochons, radiating a gorgeous rainbow of colours. The largest weigh approx. 1.8ct each (approx. 6ct total) and are accompanied by three twinkling old mine cut diamonds down the stem (approx. 0.18ct total). 

Shamrocks have long been associated with luck and good fortune and each leaf represents faith, hope and love. They were also a symbol of Ireland and Saint Patrick who used the image to illustrate the Holy Trinity, one leaf for the Father, one for the Son and one for the Holy Spirit.

The shamrock, bar and pin are all 18ct gold and have remained in pristine condition. It would look perfect pinned to a lapel and boasts a mesmerising collection of vibrant opals. 

We recommend you insure for £1,600. We can provide a written Valuation on completion of the sale. 

WEIGHT: 5.5 grams 

MEASURES: Bar Length 46mm x Width 3mm – Shamrock Height 25mm x Width 17mm x Depth 8mm

METAL: 18ct Gold (Tested) 

STONES: Natural Opals (Largest 7 x 7mm, approx. 1.8ct – 6ct total), Diamonds (approx. 0.18ct total) 

AGE: Victorian. (Circa 1900) 

CONDITION: Excellent

ITEM NUMBER: CP32 

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