Victorian Brooch With Pearls & Turquoise in Gold, c. 1890

"I feel thee draw my heart, absorb, exhaust me: Thou must! thou must! and though my life it cost me!" Full of hope and despair, Faust conjures up the spirit. Who does not know this trembling between despair and bliss at the beginning of a new love? Who hasn't given their heart away and not known whether it would be accepted? "And if I love you, what business is that of yours?" Goethe also asked himself in the Wahlverwandschaften. Here is a heart made of gold to give as a gift. The beautiful brooch is richly decorated with pearls and two Persian turquoises and was created in Great Britain at the end of the 19th century. We discovered it in London.

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