Antique ethnic brooch Himalayan protective deity – brass, coral & turquoise

This impressive antique brooch from the Himalayan region combines symbolic ethnic art with fascinating craftsmanship from the first half of the 20th century. The central motif depicts a protective deity or temple figure, artfully crafted from hammered brass and set with original Mediterranean coral and antique turquoise. The finely crafted ornaments, filigree appliqués, and solid craftsmanship lend the brooch not only visual appeal but also authentic cultural value. Characteristic signs of age and wear, such as a delicate patina and green copper shavings, underscore the authenticity of this historic piece of jewelry. Whether as a protective amulet, a collector's item, or an eye-catching accessory for special occasions, this unique piece embodies the spirituality, history, and mysticism of the Himalayas in an incomparable way.

Product details

• Type: Antique ethnic style brooch

• Origin: Himalayan region of Nepal/Tibet

• Period: Approx. 1920–1950 (first half of the 20th century)

• Material: brass, hand-hammered

• Brass color: golden yellow with patina, occasional greenish copper flakes

• Stones:

  • Red precious coral (round pearls, Mediterranean)

  • Tibetan turquoise, turquoise blue to greenish

  • Other stones: White Agate, Shell Core, Red Coral

• Dimensions: 5.6 × 3.6 cm

• Weight: 14.41 g

• Back: Simple needle mechanism, only bent wire

• Processing: Completely handmade, filigree ornaments, riveting and setting technology

• Special feature: Large unique piece, protective amulet, original ethno-cult jewelry

• Use: traditional costume, ceremony, collection, statement piece