Art Deco 9ct Gold Red Enamel & Diamond Ladybird Bar Brooch feed-gender-unisex showcasing the craftsmanship so admired

showcasing the craftsmanship so admired in Georgian jewellery

accented with green and ruby-red paste and centred by faux pearls

Turquoise is also the stone of December

Walter Schluep (1931-2016) trained in Switzerland as a jeweller and diamond setter

Originating from the 1840s

Art Deco 9ct Gold Red Enamel & Diamond Ladybird Bar Brooch feed-gender-unisex showcasing the craftsmanship so admiredA charming Art Deco bar brooch featuring a finely enamelled red ladybird accented with a tiny old cut diamonds. Assayed in London in 1936 and made by S. J. Rose & Son, it captures the playful elegance of the period, beautifully made, yet full of character. Ladybirds have long been symbols of good luck and protection; tradition says that if one lands on you, good fortune is on its way. This tiny beetle brings that sentiment into jewellery form, its