Antique Silver-Tone Mizpah Brooch Sentimental Two Hearts Victorian Figural Pin

I rarely see Victorian-era Mizpah jewelry with such fine filigree work intact.

A late 19th or early 20th-century brooch pin with the classic Mizpah symbol — two hearts flanking an amber-coloured oval stone, set in ornate silver-tone metal with delicate leaf or wing motifs. The Mizpah tradition, rooted in Hebrew sentiment, became popular between Victorian sweethearts and soldiers parting ways. This piece carries that sentimental weight while maintaining the refinement of its era.

The scale works for a coat lapel, a jacket collar, or a special occasion dress bodice. It reads formal enough for evening wear but also works pinned to a vintage cardigan for daytime wear with intention.

Details

• Type: Brooch
• Era: Victorian or Edwardian (late 1800s – early 1900s)
• Material: Silver-tone metal, filigree setting
• Stones: Amber-coloured faceted glass oval cabochon
• Size: 8 × 1 × 1 cm
• Marked: No — typical for this period and style
• Closure: Pin back with safety bar, working
• Style: Figural, sentimental

Condition

Excellent · All elements intact, stones secure, metal retains polish, no visible damage, closing mechanism functions smoothly.