Description
Swan
in 14k White Gold
This Art Deco brooch is graceful, delicate and elegant. Fine details, such as dainty flowers, reated out of gold, and delicately intwined in the exceptional filigree. At every turn, she is a perfect lady.
This lovely piece is approximately 2″ long, 5/16″ wide in the center, tapering to approximately 1/4″, at each end. Weighing approximately 2.16 grams, is stamped 14k and has been tested.
An exceptional piece, in near mint condition, created nearly 100 years ago. This beauty has been loved and well cared for.
She would beautifully grace a blouse, fine sweater, bridal gown, andcould be thoughtfully placed in the “up do” of a bride, on her wedding day, to become a treasured family heirloom.
White Gold and Rhodium Plating
Rhodium is a member of the Platinum family. It is a precious and extremely expensive metal. Depending on the market, Rhodium can cost twice that of gold and platinum.
The basis of all gold jewelry, is 24k pure gold, which is yellow. Jewelry made of “White Gold” (10k, 14k, 18k) is almost always, plated with Rhodium. Rhodium resists scratching and tarnishing, giving the white, reflective appearance many designers, jewelers and jewelry owners desire.
When a piece of “White Gold” jewelry begins to show yellow or gold color, it simply needs to be taken to a competent goldsmith or jeweler, who will clean and Rhodium Plate the piece for you.
