1970s "sun" Brooch In Yellow Gold, Green Tourmaline And Citrines – Belgian Work

1970s “Sun” Brooch in Yellow Gold, Green Tourmaline, and Citrines – Belgian Artist's Work. This superb 1970s designer brooch features a spectacular design inspired by the radiant sun. Typical of the great Belgian goldsmithing workshops of the period, this artist's piece showcases a natural green tourmaline of intense emerald green color, perfectly clear and without any visible inclusions. The gem, cut with cut corners, sits at the center of a sunburst motif in brushed matte yellow gold, its vibrant and lively chiseled design evoking bursts of gold. Around this central stone, four oval-cut citrines of a luminous golden yellow sparkle, accentuating the chromatic richness and brilliance of the piece. The powerful yet balanced composition testifies to great artistry and high-level jewelry craftsmanship. This brooch possesses a timeless elegance, suitable for both women and men. Worn on a jacket lapel, it becomes a distinctive accessory, revealing taste and personality. When worn in this way, it embodies that touch of understated, refined class characteristic of connoisseurs. Specifications: Period: 1970s Origin: Belgian work, likely a designer piece Metal: Yellow gold (purity to be confirmed) Gross weight: 21.4 g Brooch dimensions: approx. 5 × 5 cm Center stone: Natural green tourmaline Cut: Emerald (rectangular with cut corners) Dimensions: 18.84 × 13.66 × 9.12 mm Estimated weight (Presidium): approx. 18.90 carats Color: Deep emerald green Transparency: Excellent, with no inclusions visible to the naked eye Side stones: 4 oval-cut citrines Color: Deep golden yellow Bright and harmonious luster Condition: Excellent overall condition, no restoration, clasp functional