Queen Mary reportedly had the "Warwick" diamond sun broken up in 1911 and the stones could have been incorporated into new pieces, such as one her large stomachers Queen Mary's Warwick Sun Brooch Wedding Gift regards Ursula
Interestingly, a corsage brooch in starburst design, looking quite similar to the Warwick sun brooch, but with a sapphire centre (and a few more diamonds on the knife-edge lines) appeared at auction a few years ago. I do not suggest it is Queen Mary's Warwick brooch (not even a modified version of it), but it probably gives us a good idea of the brooch's aspect. Definitely worth of a Queen!
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Queen Mary reportedly had the "Warwick" diamond sun broken up in 1911 and the stones could have been incorporated into new pieces, such as one her large stomachers Queen Mary's Warwick Sun Brooch Wedding Gift
Thankyou both for your replies. I misread my info, so as the picture I supposed was right, and was hazzy, I was hoping for a clearer one.
I will have to be more careful in future.
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Queen Mary reportedly had the "Warwick" diamond sun broken up in 1911 and the stones could have been incorporated into new pieces, such as one her large stomachers Queen Mary's Warwick Sun Brooch Wedding Gift
Pity. I think the Sun burst motif is a great one but it seems many pieces have been reset over the years. Another sun burst that never made it to the present day: the one on Queen Emma's House Diamond tiara by Van Kempen.
Thankyou both for your replies. I misread my info, so as the picture I supposed was right, and was hazzy, I was hoping for a clearer one.
I will have to be more careful in future.
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It's not possible because:
Queen Mary reportedly had the "Warwick" diamond sun broken up in 1911 and the stones could have been incorporated into new pieces, such as one her large stomachers Queen Mary's Warwick Sun Brooch Wedding Gift