A magnificent expression of antique Raj-era craftsmanship, this Mughal-revival brooch embodies the opulence, regal color palette, and architectural beauty inspired by India’s historic royal courts. Crafted in 14k yellow gold and silver, the piece is lavishly adorned with diamonds, richly saturated sapphires, glowing emeralds, and a breathtaking pink tourmaline centerpiece—a gemstone revered for centuries for its vivid, noble character.
 
At its heart lies a large pear-shaped pink tourmaline, framed in an elaborate, symmetrical silhouette reminiscent of the jewel-encrusted adornments worn by Mughal and Raj nobility. From the lower arc descend three natural pink tourmaline drops, each one adding graceful movement and enhancing the jewel’s dramatic presence. Additional sapphire and emerald accents punctuate the design with bright, royal color echoing the multi-gemstone compositions favored in both the Mughal Empire and the British Raj period.
 
Designed with versatility in mind, the brooch features a discreet fitting that allows it to be worn traditionally or suspended from a chain as a striking pendant. This adaptability brings new life to an antique treasure while preserving its historical integrity.
 
Though unstamped, the craftsmanship is unmistakably refined: hand-set stones, meticulous gold and silver work, and a structural design rooted in centuries-old Indian court artistry. Antique Raj-era Mughal Revival jewels of this caliber are increasingly scarce, making this an extraordinary acquisition for the discerning collector.
 
Materials: 14K Yellow Gold & Silver
Gemstones: Large Pear-Shaped Pink Tourmaline Center; Three Tourmaline Drops; Diamonds; Sapphires; Emeralds
Style: Antique Raj-Era, Mughal Revival
Wear: Convertible Brooch or Pendant
Condition: Good Estate Condition
 
A rare statement of antique Indian luxury—radiant, sculptural, and steeped in royal tradition—ideal for the collector who treasures exotic gemstones, historical craftsmanship, and museum-worthy Raj-era jewels.