Victorian Broaches

The three pieces of jewelry are vintage pins.
The centerpiece is a brooch featuring a cameo, which is a carving in relief on a materials shell and stone. This one appears to be a mother-of-pearl or shell cameo set within a decorative gold-toned filigree frame. Cameo brooches became popular during the Victorian era and often depict profiles of women.
To the left is a vintage stick pin with a hand-painted floral design on a dark background, likely porcelain or enamel, in an oval gold-toned frame.
To the right is another vintage stick pin with a single cultured pearl at the top. Stick pins were originally used to secure voluminous neckwear but later became decorative items for lapels, scarves, and hats.
The three items have been authenticated vintage brooches and stick pins, with designs that are consistent with styles from the Victorian and Edwardian eras through the mid-20th century.
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