⸻ Figurative “king Charles” Brooch In White Gold And Diamonds – 1970s Work

Figurative “King Charles” brooch in white gold and diamonds – 1970s work Description An elegant figurative brooch depicting a King Charles Spaniel, crafted in 18-karat white gold. The modeling is particularly expressive, with a highly sculptural rendering of the coat, treated in irregular reliefs and entirely enhanced with pavé-set diamonds, highlighting the texture and movement of the fur. The eyes are set with natural rubies, providing a vivid chromatic contrast and an expressive presence to the animal. A typical piece of jewelry from the 1970s, blending naturalism, volume, and understated preciousness. The brooch exhibits very high quality of execution and excellent preservation. Specifications Type: Figurative brooch Subject: King Charles Spaniel Period: 1970s Metal: 18-karat white gold (750/1000) Stones: 14 natural diamonds Estimated total weight of diamonds: approx. 0.20 carat. Eyes set with 2 natural rubies. Gross weight: 10 grams. Condition: Very good overall condition. Clasp: Secure pin clasp.