From our Scottish inspired'Bonnie Gifts' range. A vintage sterling silver sword brooch/kilt pin. The design has an etched basket-hilt handle set with a gold paste Citrine to resemble a Cairngorm stone. The blade is beautifully etched and set with green and red Bloodstones and grey banded Montrose agate. Original rollover catch at the back.
Hallmark for sterling silver on the reverse. Approximate length 6.5 x Width 1.5cms Circa Art Deco era 1930s. Lovely item in great condition! Please view the photos carefully as they form part of the description. International packages are sent with tracking.Why our customers love us! Scottish jewellery regained popularity in the mid 19th century due to Queen Victoria and Prince Albert's love of all things Scottish... The custom of wearing a kilt pin reputedly came about when Queen Victoria was viewing a parade in windy conditions and a soldier was struggling to keep his modesty and his kilt in order... The story goes that the Queen offered her own brooch to the soldier and thereafter ordered every soldier to acquire a pin to fasten his kilt! In current times TV shows such as Outlander have increased interest in collecting Scottish brooches...
This item is in the category "Jewellery & Watches\Fine Jewellery\Brooches & Pins". The seller is "redbeardsa1" and is located in this country: AU.
This item can be shipped to Australia, all countries in Europe, United States, New Zealand, Canada.