Art Deco Brooch by Theodor Fahrner Tourmaline "Mizpah" came to represent the
Description
"Mizpah" came to represent the emotional bond between people who are separated and Mizpah rings were exchanged during the 19th century as tokens of affection and protection
One of the drops has a damaged garnet only visible with a loupe
Victorian 15ct gold and natural half pearl cross
6cm long x 2
Circa 1920-30
Art Deco Brooch by Theodor Fahrner Tourmaline "Mizpah" came to represent theA beautiful and recognisable brooch by Theodor Fahrner. Designed as a plaque on a rectangular frosted glass face with silver, turquoise and marcasite detail. Theodor Fahrner was a highly notable name in early 20th Century costume jewellery. Signed TF sterling Germany on the back. Circa 1920. Measurements: 4cm x 2. 8cm
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