An exquisite, genuine antique Victorian dendritic moss agate brooch, dating to the late 19th century (circa 1880–1900).

This beautiful piece features an oval landscape agate cabochon held securely in a beautifully patterned silver bezel frame. When held to the light, the translucent stone reveals striking, fiery red and rust-orange mineral inclusions resembling abstract foliage or a sunset landscape, alongside delicate dark dendritic plumes.

Key Features & Condition:

• Authenticity Indicators: Features the classic period-correct "C-clasp" and an extended pin that extends past the edge of the brooch rim, confirming its late-Victorian origin.

• Construction: Open-backed setting allows light to completely pass through the agate, showcasing its incredible depth and natural patterns.

• Condition: Excellent antique condition. The stone is secure with no chips or cracks. The original pin mechanism remains strong and fully functional.

A wonderful addition for collectors of Victorian Scottish pebble jewelry or unique natural gemstone curios.

Please view all photos for measurements and full condition details before purchasing.