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(SOLD) Antique Edwardian Matched Pair of Diamond & Platinum Buckle Brooches -- Signed Marcus & Co., New York

$10,500.00
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Antique Edwardian Matched Pair of Diamond & Platinum Buckle Brooches -- Signed Marcus & Co., New York
Antique Edwardian Matched Pair of Diamond & Platinum Buckle Brooches -- Signed Marcus & Co., New York
Antique Edwardian Matched Pair of Diamond & Platinum Buckle Brooches -- Signed Marcus & Co., New York
Antique Edwardian Matched Pair of Diamond & Platinum Buckle Brooches -- Signed Marcus & Co., New York
Antique Edwardian Matched Pair of Diamond & Platinum Buckle Brooches -- Signed Marcus & Co., New York
Antique Edwardian Matched Pair of Diamond & Platinum Buckle Brooches -- Signed Marcus & Co., New York

(SOLD) Antique Edwardian Matched Pair of Diamond & Platinum Buckle Brooches -- Signed Marcus & Co., New York

$10,500.00
Sold

Signed, Sentimental.

We are pleased to offer a rare, intact matched pair of buckle brooches from Marcus & Co., handcrafted in platinum and set with old European and a few old mine–cut diamonds totaling approximately 2.25 carats. The diamonds are bright and well-matched, individually set in platinum with a subtle S-curve flourish between each stone—no millegrain or filigree, just streamlined platinum work executed with precision and restraint.

When we discovered these, we immediately saw the styling possibilities: one on each sleeve cuff, on opposing shirt collar points, or as strong and intentional lapel adornments. They are equally striking worn at the waist or shoulder straps of a dress, or on a ribbon at the neck or wrists.

As modern and architectural as they feel, the buckle motif was deeply sentimental in Victorian and Edwardian jewelry—signifying loyalty, devotion, and enduring bonds. With a pair, one can imagine they may once have shared between two people: a matched emblem of their connection.

Marcus & Co. was among the finest New York ateliers of the period, and signed Marcus pieces remain consistently sought after. A signed pair that has stayed together for more than a century is especially scarce — particularly in such excellent Edwardian condition and in a meaningful motif that transitions seamlessly to the 21st century.

All around, swoon-worthy.

Safety catches present.

Marked “Marcus” on each brooch.

Platinum, diamond.

Dimensions and weight:

● 28.7 mm long

● 19.3 mm wide

● 3 mm deep (excluding pin)

● 2.25 ctw Old European and old mine cut diamonds (total 64) of G/H colors and mostly VS clarity

● 12 grams (total)

Period: Edwardian (circa 1910/15)

*Please note that all dimensions and weights are approximate. Age-commensurate wear may be present.

*For deliveries outside of the continental U.S., please contact us for shipping information.

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SOLD

Signed, Sentimental.

We are pleased to offer a rare, intact matched pair of buckle brooches from Marcus & Co., handcrafted in platinum and set with old European and a few old mine–cut diamonds totaling approximately 2.25 carats. The diamonds are bright and well-matched, individually set in platinum with a subtle S-curve flourish between each stone—no millegrain or filigree, just streamlined platinum work executed with precision and restraint.

When we discovered these, we immediately saw the styling possibilities: one on each sleeve cuff, on opposing shirt collar points, or as strong and intentional lapel adornments. They are equally striking worn at the waist or shoulder straps of a dress, or on a ribbon at the neck or wrists.

As modern and architectural as they feel, the buckle motif was deeply sentimental in Victorian and Edwardian jewelry—signifying loyalty, devotion, and enduring bonds. With a pair, one can imagine they may once have shared between two people: a matched emblem of their connection.

Marcus & Co. was among the finest New York ateliers of the period, and signed Marcus pieces remain consistently sought after. A signed pair that has stayed together for more than a century is especially scarce — particularly in such excellent Edwardian condition and in a meaningful motif that transitions seamlessly to the 21st century.

All around, swoon-worthy.

Safety catches present.

Marked “Marcus” on each brooch.

Platinum, diamond.

Dimensions and weight:

● 28.7 mm long

● 19.3 mm wide

● 3 mm deep (excluding pin)

● 2.25 ctw Old European and old mine cut diamonds (total 64) of G/H colors and mostly VS clarity

● 12 grams (total)

Period: Edwardian (circa 1910/15)

*Please note that all dimensions and weights are approximate. Age-commensurate wear may be present.

*For deliveries outside of the continental U.S., please contact us for shipping information.

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