Antique Victorian Rhinestone Convertible Brooch Pendant Starburst Gold Tone

A distinctive example of late Victorian design, this brooch-pendant pairs airy botanical wirework with a radiant starburst shape. Floret-style clusters accent each spray, while a target-style center combines clear and red rhinestones for bold contrast. Its dimensional form and convertible wearability make it a versatile and collectible piece of antique jewelry. Style/Era: Late Victorian to Edwardian; likely 1885-1905; botanical starburst spray design with clustered rhinestone florets and a central halo of red and white stones; wearable as both a brooch and a pendant Materials: Gold-tone metal, glass rhinestones Designer: Unsigned Origin: Likely United States or Europe Condition: Very good used / antique condition; moderate patina and surface wear throughout consistent with age; stones are securely set with no missing rhinestones; some darkening and age-related cloudiness to stones, especially the large center stone; rollover clasp functions well but is a later replacement; finish loss visible on the reverse and near the clasp hinge; no verdigris noted; see close-ups; ships from a smoke-free environment Approx Dimensions: 2.5" wide x 2" tall (including pendant loop) Features: Highly architectural design; convertible brooch-pendant; all rhinestones are prong-set; double-wire spray construction; floret cluster terminals with seven-stone configuration; target-style rhinestone halo centerpiece; rollover clasp (later replacement) Offers and questions are welcome.