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"The Brontë Moors" Moonstone Brooch
  • "The Brontë Moors" Moonstone Brooch
  • A pale blue imitation moonstone is set in a silver brooch with Victorian-style carvings. This vintage brooch rests sideways on a jewelry stand, showcasing its front view.
  • The bottom view of the imitation opal brooch shows the vintage brooch viewed from below.
  • A close-up side view of the imitation opal brooch, showcasing the thickness of the opal protrusions and the details of the brooch's engraving.
  • A frontal view of the faux moonstone brooch, showcasing the full view of this vintage brooch and revealing its size information based on the surrounding environment. This Victorian-style faux moonstone brooch displays different colors under different lighting conditions, sometimes resembling the blue of waves, and sometimes the white of moonlight.
  • A close-up view of the back of the faux moonstone brooch, showcasing the back of this vintage brooch, including the condition of the back pin.
  • This opal brooch is shown under a high-powered microscope, revealing the stone's texture, surface curvature, and any imperfections.
  • This image showcases the back of the opal brooch under high magnification, revealing subtle hammered textures and the finishing on the metal parts.
"The Brontë Moors" Moonstone Brooch

"The Brontë Moors" Moonstone Brooch

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$38.00

The Coastal Mystic

ERA: A moonlit sea cave on a deserted beach, where the ocean whispers its oldest secrets

STYLE NOTES: Coastal Romance, Ethereal Glow, Moonlit Tides, Poetic Imperfection

PAIRS WELL WITH: A windswept linen shirt, the scent of salt and driftwood, and the wild, melancholic beauty of a lone seabird's cry. This is not a jewel of perfection; it is a fragment of a dream, a treasure for the soul that finds beauty in the untamed.

 

 

 

The Character Arc

This is more than a brooch; it is a lost relic from an ancient sea legend, a piece of wearable atmosphere. An unsigned treasure, it carries the quiet, soulful presence of a forgotten time. At its heart lies a single, mesmerizing cabochon of art glass, crafted to imitate the ethereal glow of a moonstone. It is a world unto itself—a pool of milky white that shifts and flashes with an otherworldly blue light, like the phosphorescence in a midnight wave or a glimpse of the moon through sea mist.

The stone is held in a setting of antiqued, silver-tone metal, its openwork, scrolling design reminiscent of tangled seaweed or the patterns the tide leaves on the sand. This is not a piece that sparkles; it glows, with a soft, diffused light that blurs the edges of reality, pulling you into a dreamlike state.

This brooch does not hide its history. The honest patina on its silvered frame and the faint imperfections on its stone—these are not flaws. They are the authentic marks of time, like the salt-bleached texture of driftwood or the weathered surface of a seashell. They are proof of a life lived, a story that is real. It is a jewel for the romantic, the dreamer, the one who knows that the most beautiful things are often those that are a little bit wild.

Don't just wear a brooch. Wear a piece of the moonlight. Let its ocean dreams merge with your own.

 

 

Description

Maker: Unsigned Beauty

Era: Victorian Revival style, likely Circa 1960s-1980s.

Materials: Silver-Tone Metal (likely a pewter alloy), Faux Moonstone Art Glass Cabochon.

Signature: Unsigned.

Measurements:
Length/Height: Approx. 1.44 inches (3.65 cm).

Total Weight: A solid 11.8g.

Condition: GOOD VINTAGE CONDITION (6.5/10)

PLEASE READ CAREFULLY: This piece is a true vintage find with a beautiful, authentic patina of age, sold AS-IS as a "Wounded Bird". The central faux moonstone is captivating, displaying a beautiful blue flash. Please note, the surface of the stone has some tiny, pin-prick-sized bumps, which are likely part of its original glass-making process and are not noticeable from a normal distance. The antiqued silver-tone setting is lovely and intact. The reverse side has a beautiful hammered texture, but please be aware there is a significant, visible spot of rust on the backplate around the pin hinge. The iron pin itself is functional. These imperfections are a testament to its long journey and are heavily reflected in its "final chance" price.

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