Gorgeous brooch‑pendant dating back to the late 19th century. It is a magnificent example of garland‑style jewelry, an aesthetic language that emerged in the final decades of the 1800s, characterized by soft lines, festooned motifs and an airy elegance that anticipates Art Nouveau. Crafted in yellow gold with a silver upper setting, as was the goldsmithing tradition of the period, it is set with antique‑cut diamonds that enhance its soft, romantic luminosity. On the back, in addition to the pin allowing it to be worn as a brooch, there are two small rings enabling its use as a pendant as well. Jewel rich in historic charm and refined craftsmanship, in excellent condition.