Victorian Silver and Agate Scottish Brooch, c. 1870

There’s something timelessly romantic about the rugged beauty of the Scottish Highlands, captured here in this exquisite Victorian brooch. Crafted in England during the height of Queen Victoria’s reign, this piece speaks to an era when tourists flocked to Scotland, enchanted by the royal endorsement of its breathtaking landscapes. Set with a variety of wonderful agates, all mined in Scotland, the brooch showcases a kaleidoscope of earthy reds, greens, and browns, each stone a fragment of nature’s artistry, polished to perfection. Measuring 79.7 mm across, 43.6 mm north to south, and 12 mm thick, this substantial brooch weighs a robust 44.9 grams. Though unmarked, it has been carefully acid tested to confirm its silver content, a testament to its authenticity and fine craftsmanship. Made to be admired and worn with pride, it is a stunning relic of Victorian ingenuity and the romantic allure of Scotland. Whether pinned to a tartan sash or gracing the lapel of a favorite coat, this brooch