Vintage Victorian Revival Style Tassel Brooch / Pin

This piece is a Vintage Victorian Revival Style This piece is a Vintage Victorian Revival Style Brooch, likely dating from the early 1970s. It features an antiqued gold-tone mounting set with a polished semi-precious stone cabochon, often identified as carnelian or carnelian-colored agate.  Key Characteristics: Design Style: The circular brooch displays an Etruscan or Victorian Revival design,characterized by its ornate, textured gold-tone metalwork. Central Stone: The translucent reddish-orange center is typically a carnelian agate cabochon. In some costume versions, this may be a high-quality lucite or glass substitute. Tassel Details: A defining feature is the three dangling metal tassels, which were likely dating from the early 1970s. It features an antiqued gold-tone mounting set with a polished semi-precious stone cabochon, often identified as carnelian or carnelian-colored agate. Key Characteristics: Design Style: The circular brooch displays an Etruscan or Victorian Revival design, characterized by its ornate, textured gold-tone metalwork. Central Stone: The translucent reddish-orange center is typically a carnelian agate cabochon. Tassel Details: A defining feature is the three dangling metal tassels, which were a popular element in 1970s "Victorian Revival" costume jewelry. Historical Context: Similar mounting styles with tassels have been traced to industry catalogs from 1970s. The measurements are 3" high from top of brooch to bottom of tassels by 1 1/2" wide.