Antique Enamel Diamond & Pearl Bird Brooch mythology It doesn't take the eye

It doesn't take the eye of the tiger to spot this thrilling charm

The trio balances elegance with meaningful symbolism

and the front is also embossed with the word MIZPAH

An outstanding purple enamel flower from the Art Nouveau era (circa 1900-1910) that can be worn either as a brooch or pendant

A marvelous 14k gold flower pendant from the late Art Nouveau era (circa 1915-1920)

Antique Enamel Diamond & Pearl Bird Brooch mythology It doesn't take the eyeCelebrate the artistry of the late Victorian era (circa 1880 1900) with this exquisite motmot bird brooch, a jewel alive with color and detail. The finely rendered bird is crafted in silver, its feathers enhanced with vibrant enamel and diamond accents that shimmer as they catch the light. It perches gracefully atop a polished 14k gold bar, further adorned with lustrous pearls. The brooch measures 1. 25 inches tall by 1. 75 inches wide and remains in