This beautiful Victorian butterfly brooch is, Circa 1880.

The brooch is adorned with green Paste Stone wings, Red paste Cabochon eyes, and pretty Pearls.

Paste is a heavy, very transparent flint glass that stimulates the fire and brilliance of gemstones, the Romans in particular were very skilful in the production of coloured glass Pastes.

Pearls have a wonderful lustre with a rich creamy tone, they are lovely lustrous and natural.

Butterfly or insect jewellery is highly collectable and was a symbol of good luck to the wearer during the Victorian Eras.

Set in Silver, hallmarks can be seen on the reverse.

The brooch is fitted with a secure pin and C catch.

This is a fabulous Victorian brooch that looks beautiful when worn, a truly wonderful piece.

Steeped in history from the Victorian era.

It weighs 8.3 grams

It measures 40mm across x 30mm down

In excellent condition all round.