Antique Rowing Brooch of 14k Gold rose gold band under magnification you can see

under magnification you can see that two of the faceted round emeralds were replaced with tiny emerald cabochons at some point in the past

it has been masterfully welded onto an antique 10k gold signet ring (circa 1910)

The gold has been professionally tested via X-ray fluorescence (XRF) and acid testing to confirm 14K purity

Pink dogwoods are a symbol of devotion

Honeymoon pins were popular love tokens around the turn of the last century-- the "honey" was depicted by a flower or clover (also symbolizing luck) and the crescent represented the "moon

Antique Rowing Brooch of 14k Gold rose gold band under magnification you can seeSilver & 14k Gold Rowing Brooch with Rose Cut Diamond (circa 1910) A rare and evocative piece of early 20th century jewelry, this antique brooch from circa 1910 features a finely detailed man rowing a skiff, crafted in silver overlaid on solid 14k gold. A single rose cut diamond "sun" glistens in the cornersubtle yet striking, adding a refined sparkle to the scene. Measuring approximately 0. 7 inches tall by 1. 5 inches wide and weighing 9. 5 grams,