Edwardian Demantoid Garnet Peacock Feather Brooch modernist Intaglio carved on the base

Intaglio carved on the base is a bird flying out of its cage

the former mounted in 18k gold and the latter in platinum

Christopher pendant in sterling silver with striking powder blue vitreous enamel

It dates to the latter half of the 18th Century

The term navette (often used interchangeably with Marquise) means "little ship" in French

Edwardian Demantoid Garnet Peacock Feather Brooch modernist Intaglio carved on the baseDATE: Edwardian, c. 1910 An utterly stunning antique peacock feather brooch in 15k three tone gold. The brooch is yellow in colour, with rose and white gold feathers with tiny hand detailing, giving the feather a realistic and 'light as a feather' look. Set at the eye of the feather is a vivid demantoid garnet, a lovely contrast to the thee toned gold. The quill and back is crafted in 18k gold and it dates from the Edwardian era, circa 1910. The