Late Georgian brooch centered with four oval faceted golden-yellow citrines arranged in a cruciform formation around a central rosette, each stone secured within a foil-backed, closed-back collet setting, set over an openwork frame rendered with stylized fleur-de-lis motifs throughout and terminating in four cardinal finials, fitted to the reverse with a hinged pin stem and simple 'C' clasp, tested 18 karat yellow gold, circa 1830.
Why we are obsessed:
Georgian jewelers favored golden citrines for their rich, honeyed warmth, which came alive under soft candlelight as a characterful alternative to diamonds. This brooch reflects that 1830s aesthetic, retaining a deep, luminous glow distinct to closed-back antique craftsmanship.

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