Featured Gold Rose with Diamonds Brooch

Hi, can someone help identify this brooch?

 

Edit your post and use full image for the photos.The piece has a "Florentine Finish" using a line graver. Are there any maker's marks?

 

Ok ty.

 

I count find any makers mark.

 

These double spikes clips are usually called "fur clips"
Welcome on Board!

 

Ty. I love this site!!!

 

How do you know it is gold an diamonds? Since there are no marks have you had it tested?

 

I think I can see some marks, and the stones on the "green" part of the rose go all the way through. That's often a good sign. It's definitely a fur clip. It might be high end costume or it could be real; I've seen Mazer pieces that looked similar.

 

It is a date 1918

 

Of rather, it's a series of numbers -- 1918.

Debora

 

Ok, so what does the series of numbers mean, if its not the date? Ty

 

Hi Rosie and WELCOME to ANTIQUERS!! If you have a strong magnifier or Loupe, could you check the areas I've circled in red for marks???? There might be something there!

 

Oh wow,,,,ok thank you very much.

 

A series of numbers is often a model number. Sometimes it's even a company name.

Debora

 

Ok. I see 2 numbers or letters first follwed by 18k

 

Here is a pic of weight

 

Well 18K is good, unless it is preceded by "1/20"

 

No, it is not.

 

Are there bubbles all over the rose?