Aesthetic Movement Brooch white gold what really makes this ring

what really makes this ring special

and the CES maker's mark for Charles Edward Soloman of Vyse Street in Birmingham's famous jewellery district

with four gold crescents amongst swirls of finely granulated gold and intricately textured leaves and flowers

04ct Natural Star Sapphire Cabochon (calculated weight)

Aesthetic Movement Brooch white gold what really makes this ringSweet antique Aesthetic Movement brooch dating from the latter half of the 19th century, circa 1880. It features beautiful engravings of Japanese inspired motifs from nature bamboo and grasses, birds and butterflies surrounded by a granulated border. Crafted in sterling silver, its' unusual shape resembles that of a stylised scallop shell which gifts the brooch its own unique charm. The Aesthetic Movement in England drew inspiration from the London