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Brooch from the Martin family - originally from Paisley, Scotland. They were a pioneer family in South Gippsland.
Curleche gold design with 6 purple and two green stones, can be worn as a brooch or used as a necklace or chain perhaps. The gold has been embossed.
Suggest that the peridot (green) and amethyst (purple) stones have been incorporated in the scroll design.
