1970s Unicorn Enamel Diamond 18k Yellow Gold Brooch

1970s Unicorn enamel diamond 18k yellow gold brooch.

The 1970s unicorn enamel diamond 18K yellow gold brooch stands as a remarkable artifact of jewelry design, reflecting the era's fascination with whimsical motifs and opulent materials. This piece encapsulates a unique blend of artistry and craftsmanship prevalent during the decade, characterized by vibrant colors and imaginative themes. The unicorn, often associated with purity and enchantment, serves not only as an aesthetic choice but also as a symbol rich in cultural significance. The incorporation of enamel alongside diamonds in this brooch highlights the innovative techniques adopted by jewelers at the time.

The use of 18K yellow gold further enhances the brooch's allure, providing both durability and an attractive hue that complements the vivid colors of enamel. Gold has long been favored in fine jewelry for its intrinsic value and timeless appeal (Jacob's Diamond and Estate Jewelry, 2025). In the context of 1970s fashion trends, this piece aligns with a broader movement towards bold accessories that made statements rather than merely serving functional purposes.

SPECIFICATIONS:  

 DIAMONDS: 120 Round brilliant cut diamonds total approximately 2.25 carats, approximately VS-SI clarity, H-J color.

 EMERALD:  1 small round cut Emerald mounted in the eye.

 ENAMEL:  Royal blue enameled body and part of the tail.

 METAL:  18k yellow gold.

 WEIGHT:  31.4 grams.

  DIMENSIONS:  2.75" long by 1.88" wide.

CONDITION:  high magnification photographs show considerable design details, and this brooch is in good condition, all consistent with age and wear.

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