Elegant and sophisticated, this small antique brooch from the 1930s or 40s is meticulously crafted in 935 sterling silver with an exquisite exotic bird design, which we believe to be a hummingbird. Its hand-enameled body in vibrant shades of blue, green, and yellow reflects the delicate craftsmanship of jewelry from that era. The wings are adorned with inset marcasites, which add a subtle and elegant sparkle, while its eyes feature a red stone detail that enhances its expression.
These types of brooches were very popular during the Art Deco era, when motifs inspired by nature and exotic fauna were a trend in fine jewelry.
During the 1930s, jewelry drew inspiration from exotic and geometric designs characteristic of the Art Deco movement. Pieces featuring enamel and marcasite were highly prized, as they combined elegance and affordability. Brooches shaped like animals, especially birds and butterflies, became symbols of sophistication and good taste in the fashion of the time.
Characteristics: Dimensions: It is 3.2 cm long and 1.8 cm wide. Approximate measurements. *Total weight: 4.71 grams. **Composition: Main material: 935 Silver. Type of contrast: With visible contrasts. Acid test: Performed. Other materials: Enamel, marquise and garnet eye.
**Additional details: The items are not new and show signs of use. They may have scratches and imperfections due to age. Please review the photos carefully. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask. Pay attention to the details!
