Vintage Peridot & Opal Comet Brooch operculum saying that "for ridiculous vulgarity

saying that "for ridiculous vulgarity and foolish methods it took the first prize"

Blue Sapphire - 0

all finished in fine millegrain and set with three old Euro diamonds

Backs are stamped 585 for 14k gold

Turquoise & Diamond

Vintage Peridot & Opal Comet Brooch operculum saying that "for ridiculous vulgarityDATE: Vintage, c. 1980 A stunning vintage comet brooch, set with a gorgeous green peridot stone, surrounded by a cluster of opals. The brooch curves off to the right with scroll details. The opals display a great array of colour from blue to orange, pink and green and glow from within. Crafted in 18k white gold. Halley's Comet is named after the Royal Astronomer Sir Edmund Halley, who was the first to realize that reported comet sightings between 1531