





1940s Victorian Revival Scimitar Sword Dagger 925 Sterling Silver Brooch/Pin 15g
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This 1940s Victorian Revival Scimitar Sword Dagger brooch/pin is a stunning piece of fine jewelry crafted from 925 sterling silver. The unique design features a sword shape, making it a bold and eye-catching accessory. The silver color and high-quality Sterling Silver metal add a touch of elegance, while the absence of a main stone allows the intricate design to truly shine. Perfect for those who appreciate vintage-inspired jewelry with a touch of mystery and sophistication. Weighs a total of 14.9 grams.
BTG-9342

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| Weight | 0.19 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 10.0 × 8.0 × 4.0 in |
| Type | Brooch |
| Shape | Sword |
| Metal Purity | 925 |
| Color | Silver |
| Base Metal | Sterling Silver |
| Metal | Sterling Silver |
| Main Stone | No Stone |
| Item Condition | Pre-owned – Excellent |
| Brand | Unbranded |
Delivery & Return
We want you to be happy with your purchase and we apologize if it is not. For whatever reason that you are not satisfied, we would be most happy to provide exchanges and returns for all items purchased from us if the following conditions are met.
Rules
All exchanges and returns would need to be raised within 10 days of the invoice date for Singaporeorders, and 20 days for overseas orders. For local deliveries, there is an option to exchange at any of our boutiques within Singaporeor through our online portal at www.company.com. All requests for returns however, would need to be strictly made online at www.company.com for both local and overseas deliveries.
Interpretation and Definitions
All exchanges and returns would need to be raised within 10 days of the invoice date for Singaporeorders, and 20 days for overseas orders. For local deliveries, there is an option to exchange at any of our boutiques within Singaporeor through our online portal at www.company.com. All requests for returns however, would need to be strictly made online at www.company.com for both local and overseas deliveries.















