Antique Arts & Crafts Silver Penannular Brooch by Alexander Ritchie, 1908 1870 fleur de lis each detail a testament to

each detail a testament to the refined artistry of its era

their delicate patterns reflecting the opulence and elegance of the Victorian era

this fabulously luxurious ring contains three rows of stunning gems

as well as a second maker’s mark “AC & O” on a link near the bale

These beautiful drops were crafted with meticulous detail

Antique Arts & Crafts Silver Penannular Brooch by Alexander Ritchie, 1908 1870 fleur de lis each detail a testament toThe brooch is both ancient and modern, a design reaching back to early Celtic forms, reborn through the romantic eye of the Arts and Crafts movement. Alexander Ritchie, working on the remote Scottish isle of Iona, created jewelry that honored both his Celtic heritage and the simplicity of handcraft. This bold penannular form with its coiled rose motifs, carries the unmistakable imprint of his workshop; it's quiet, sculptural, timeless. Made in 1908,