Italian flower-faced daisy micro-mosaic brooch - European antique jewelry Vintage Jewelry

During this trip to the UK, I was very impressed by the rising prices of antiques 🥲 Especially the exquisite and rare items, which are highly priced and everyone is rushing to get them. The saleslady was also very lucky. She had a sharp eye and quickly made a move when a buyer was hesitant! I bought a few pieces of micro-mosaic tiles that are in special style and very good condition~~😍😍😍 Imagine condensing a large shaped garden into a small area of 3.1 square centimeters. Countless tiny mosaic tiles are used to construct an extremely delicate microscopic garden. The daisy shape design is very special and quite rare, and in the center are small daisies, forget-me-nots, dogwood flowers, etc., clustered into a beautiful flower face. The bright and exuberant spring spirit, just like you and me, is a small but unique individual that embellishes every piece of this world. ・ ・ 〖Micro Mosaic〗 The precise development of mosaic craftsmanship can be traced back to the Neo-Babylonian era of 2500 BC. Craftsmen at that time already had quite sophisticated mosaic techniques, which were introduced to southern Europe and evolved into the Greek and Roman periods. In the late 18th century, two highly regarded artists, Cesare Aguatti and Giacomo Raffaeli, developed micro-mosaics. The technique involves mixing and heating colored porcelain inserts at a high temperature of over 800 degrees Celsius, cooling them and then cutting them into tiny square bricks. The inlays produced in this way are brighter and richer in color, with a total of more than 10,000 color changes, allowing the collage to be completed with highly artistic works through detailed changes in light and depth. ・ Origin: Italy Year: late 19th century Material: Bronze alloy, mosaic brick Dimensions: 3.1x3.1 cm Condition: Excellent, minor signs of use In stock in Taiwan, domestic post office, 7-11 or FamilyMart store +60 🌟Free shipping for purchases over 3,000🌟 ・ ・ Old pieces of jewelry are no longer produced, their numbers are only getting smaller and smaller every day, and they are becoming harder and harder to find. And because they are increasingly rare, they become unique accessories. Antiques are not new, and the traces of time add to their connotation and rarity. Please do not review them with the strict standards of brand-new items. I believe you will be able to reveal unparalleled elegance and brilliance in the stories of old jewelry.