lala646
Brilliant_Rock
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- Nov 4, 2018
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I saw that! It’s gorgeous. The manufacturer has a listing in Lang’s Antique University as I recall.
I love it, it has all the things. All the things I love!
The only thing I really know about T.B Starr (Theodore B, Starr) is they were a preeminent jeweler in New York in the 18-early 1900's. Very high quality stuff. Examples in museums and all that...
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Theodore B. Starr | Brooch | American | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
www.metmuseum.org
Thank you! I will treasure it. I am think to send it to GIA to see if the ruby is heated or not. I think it might be unheated. Fingers crossed.
Everything is SO beautiful. You are one lucky lady.
I'm still trying to upload a picture of my paltry collection,but I am embarrassed that my phone is smarter than I am.
My first European, or at least my first big enough European to definitely look like an European lol.
Oooh, share deets, please!![]()
@lala646 , it's 1.2 something center, SI because it has a tiny chip under a prong, that's not visible to me, not even under the loup. I'll take it in to my guy. The setting is divine. It's pretty wild how spread the old cuts are; it looks huge. I had a 1.8 ct modern brilliant and it was meh in terms of sizing.
Isn't it though? The mount is fantastic, too![]()
My first European, or at least my first big enough European to definitely look like an European lol.