Fine Biedermeier brooch made of tombac with ruby ​​& pearls, around 1840

This delicate Biedermeier brooch made of gold-plated tombac combines romantic symbolism with loving 19th-century craftsmanship. Two fine CA pearls and a ruby-red gemstone—presumably a synthetic ruby ​​or glass gem—adorn the filigree floral center. With its delicate form and weight of just 1.23 g, it is a typical piece of the Biedermeier period: elegant, understated, and full of meaning. A rare find for lovers of historical miniature art and stylish antique jewelry collectors.

Product details

• Era: Biedermeier (approx. 1840)

• Material: Gold-plated tombac

• Trim: 2 CA pearls (cultured pearls), 1 ruby-red stone (probably glass or synthetic ruby)

• Shape: Floral center with circular frame

• Special feature: miniature sword motif on both sides

• Dimensions: approx. 2.8 cm wide, approx. 1.0 cm high

• Weight: approx. 1.23 g

• Condition: Well preserved, slight age-related patina

• Style: Delicate, romantic, symbolic

• Closure: Classic needle with hook closure

• Origin: Central Europe

• Use: Collector's item, traditional costume, historical accessory

• Classification: Unique piece from the 19th century