Antique elongated bar brooch, made of tested gold-plated metal, with a central circular openwork motif, decorated with cut transparent stones arranged around a central stone. On both sides, it features symmetrical ornamental elements, with striated reliefs, small perforations, and stepped profiles. The ends are formed by narrow, smooth bars that extend the design horizontally. On the reverse, it incorporates a metal pin with a traditional clasp.

Bar brooches were common accessories in women's clothing during the Belle Époque, used to adorn collars, lapels, and bodices, as well as to fasten lightweight garments. The symmetrical composition, openwork settings, and ornamental details of this piece are characteristic of jewelry from the transition between the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Its construction is consistent with a manufacture date of ca. 1890–1920.

• Style: Belle Époque
• Decoration/Motif: Circular medallion with transparent stones, symmetrical striated ornamentation, and openwork settings
• Period/Date: ca. 1890–1920
• Origin: Europe
• Tested: Yes
• Materials: Tested gold-plated metal and transparent stones 
• Hallmarks/Maker's Marks: None located in the visible areas
• Dimensions: 5 × 1.2 cm
• Weight: 2.92 g

These items are not new; they show signs of wear and may have scratches and imperfections consistent with their age and use. Please examine the photos carefully. We provide an accurate description; if you need to confirm a detail, please contact us before purchasing. It retains part of its original gold finish, with a patina acquired over time. It shows localized losses of gilding consistent with its age and use.