Empress Catherine II of Russia Diamond Bow Brooch

Empress Catherine the Great of Russia Diamond Bow Brooch part of Russian Crown Jewels

Historical Information :
Bow brooch from imperial set of Catherine II of Russia. 

About The Product :

✧Metal Type : Copper Alloy

✧Stones : 3A Cubic Zirconia

✧Height : 64 mm - 2.5"

✧Width : 52 mm - 2"

✧Weight : 27 grams – 0.95 oz

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Please Note:

⦁ This product is an inspired reproduction of a historical jewel.

⦁ Due to the manufacturing process, there may be slight differences in the provided measurements.

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Catherine II Bow Parure, Empress of Russia II. It is an elegant and showy jewelry set from the era of Catherine (Catherine the Great).atherine II Bow Parure, Empress of Russia II. It is an elegant and showy jewelry set from the era of Catherine (Catherine the Great). The parure carries the classic ”bow" motif, which reflects both the fashion sense of the period and the aristocratic elegance. The set usually consists of brooches, necklaces, earrings and sometimes crown pieces and is decorated with precious stones, diamonds and pearls.

Such parures, 18. it is part of a tradition that is often seen in European palaces of the century: the harmonious design of all jewelry around a theme.uch parures, 18. it is part of a tradition that is often seen in European palaces of the century: the harmonious design of all jewelry around a theme. The Catherine II Bow Parure has been used not only as an aesthetic, but also as a symbol of status and power; it is known as a set that the Empress often prefers in ceremonies and official portraits.

The center of the motif consists of a bow figure, often decorated with large stones; it is detailed with smaller stones, diamonds and pearls around it. The symmetry of the design and the fineness of the craftsmanship are typical of the jewelry aesthetics of the Catherine II periodhe center of the motif consists of a bow figure, often decorated with large stones; it is detailed with smaller stones, diamonds and pearls aroun