Hans Brassler Lapis Stickpin Brassler Lapis |
| The rich blue of lapis lazuli with golden bits of
pyrite that glitter like distant stars in the night sky. A
wonderful example of the dramatic jewels created by Hans
Brassler in the Art Nouveau taste. Crafted in 14kt gold,
circa 1910.
Hans Brassler was an imaginative artist/jeweler who created unique and beautiful works of art with gemstones and gold. He drew inspiration from many sources - distant and past cultures, mythology, geometry, nature and most of all his own fertile imagination. One aspect of his genius was his ability to bring together design elements from disparate sources to create elegantly original jewels. This stickpin is finely crafted with a sturdy frame cradling the Lapis lazuli and a strong pin stem securing the jewel when worn. The maker's mark for the Brassler workshop ("14B" in a double oval) is stamped on the lower reverse behind the pin stem (see photo below). Cost: $490 |
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 To learn more about Hans Brassler and the wonderful jewels he created, please visit the article The Extraordinary Stickpins of Hans Brassler. Additional examples of Brassler's work can be found in the Antique Stickpin and the Antique Brooch Galleries.
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