Edwardian diamond pearl platinum brooch

This exquisite Edwardian brooch is a refined and graceful jewel that perfectly embodies the lightness and elegance of early 20th-century design. At its center rests an old European cut diamond weighing approximately 0.85 carat, admired for its soft, romantic brilliance and hand-cut faceting. With its H–I color and VS clarity, the diamond glows with a warm, antique fire that feels intimate and timeless.

Surrounding the center stone is a delicate arrangement of thirty-two single cut diamonds totaling approximately 0.50 carat. These diamonds add a gentle halo of sparkle, enhancing the brooch’s overall luminosity while maintaining the understated refinement characteristic of the Edwardian era. Their fine scintillation creates texture and depth without overwhelming the central composition.

Interspersed among the diamonds are eight pearls measuring approximately 3.30 mm, introducing a soft, luminous contrast that speaks to the Edwardian fascination with natural beauty and femininity. The pearls lend an airy elegance, balancing brilliance with subtle glow. Crafted entirely in platinum, the brooch has a light yet luxurious presence, showcasing the era’s innovative use of platinum to achieve delicacy and strength simultaneously.

Dating to the 1910s, this brooch is a beautiful example of Edwardian artistry—romantic, graceful, and effortlessly sophisticated. It is an exceptional heirloom piece, ideal for collectors who appreciate antique diamonds, fine pearls, and timeless design with historical depth.