Victorian 18K Gold Birds & Nest Brooch with Diamonds Rubies Carved Agate & Pearls

  
French Victorian 18K Gold Birds & Nest Brooch with Diamonds, Rubies, Carved Agate & Cultured Pearls; Two Stones Missing; French Eagle Hallmark. Size: Approximately 1 7/8" wide x 1 3/8" tall. Stamped: Both pin stem and clasp are stamped with eagle hallmark, indicating this piece was French made. Gross Weight: 10.8 Grams. Missing Stones: One ruby from the tail of the far left bird is missing, and one diamond beneath the beak of the middle bird is missing; see last photo closeup pictures for details. Stunningly beautiful, this French Victorian 18K yellow gold brooch features three birds perched around a nest filled with cultured white pearls. Each bird glitters with diamonds and rubies, and carved agate wings. There are three stones beneath the wings of the middle bird that appear to be aquamarine stones.

This brooch is missing two stones: a ruby from the tail of the far left bird, and a diamond beneath the beak of the middle bird. Both the pin stem and clasp are stamped with an eagle head hallmark, indicating that this was French made.

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