Art Deco Leaf Design Brooch

Based on an analysis of the brooch's features, it is a vintage piece, possibly from the late 19th or early 20th century. Brooches can be dated by examining their style, materials, and construction, particularly the clasp. The "rollover" clasp on the back of the brooch is a type of safety clasp that first became widespread in the late 1920's. Brooches can be dated by examining their style, materials, and construction, particularly the clasp. The "rollover" clasp on the back of this brooch is a type of safety clasp that first became widespread in the late 1920s and early 1930s, which provides a strong clue to its potential age. The design style, with its ornate gold-toned filigree and large cabochon stone, is often referred to as "Victorian revival" or is similar to styles popular in the Art Deco era. The stone is set in a gold-tone metal frame with a detailed leaf design on the left side and a braided or twisted rope pattern outlining the stone on the remaining sides. This style, characterized by a prominent central stone and intricate metalwork, is consistent with vintage costume jewelry from the mid-20th century. The cabochon-cut stone, which is polished and domed rather than faceted, was a popular choice for brooches during this era. The stone could be glass, resin, or a polished gemstone like carnelian or garnet. Condition: Excellent. Please also refer the phones as their part of the description.