An Edwardian brooch with a streak of rebellion. Its eye-shaped form feels alive, forged in hammered silver that catches the light like ripples on water, centered by a brilliant orange citrine that glows as if lit from within. It’s equal parts jewel and symbol: the all-seeing eye, the artist’s vision, the spark of a new century. There’s movement in every angle, a sense that this little sculpture was made for someone unafraid to stand out.

Hallmarked in Chester in 1907, it bears the lion passant for sterling silver, the Chester town mark, the date letter "g", and the maker’s mark CH. The brooch measures 14.3 mm north to south, 28.5 mm across, and 4 mm deep, weighing 3.9 grams.

A rare moment where Edwardian craftsmanship meets avant-garde abstraction in an “eye” that still seems to see far beyond its time.

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Item ID: BHL04586VA