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Haskell adorned her pieces with faux pearls
The brooch has a high shine and is heavy in weight
Would look great with a little black dress or a high round neck jumper
Marcasite (Pyrite) were very popular in the 1930s
In the late Victorian period jewellery was heavily influenced by new discoveries jewel-encrusted crescent and star designs were very popular
Vintage 1950s Designer Marcasite Kigu Floral Brooch LOVE Haskell adorned her pieces withVintage 1950's marcasite brooch by jewellery designer KIGU of London. Kigu manufactured this marcasite brooch in the shape of an elaborate bow around a bouquet in silver and gold tone metal. The marcasite stones set into the brooch are Pyrite also known as Fools Gold. It was used in jewellery due to it's ability to catch the light, giving a diamond effect. Kigu of London manufactured high quality compacts for the famous and a small selection of