A Jabot Brooch by Jean Fouquet in onyx, carnelian and old-cut diamonds

This extraordinary brooch by the celebrated designer Jean Fouquet is a stunning example of 1920s Art Deco elegance and precision craftsmanship. Measuring an impressive 5 inches in length, the brooch features a bold circular motif crafted in a luxurious blend of gold and silver. Vibrant orange carnelian adorns the design, with a central white diamond providing a dazzling focal point.

The brooch’s striking arrow-like extension is meticulously detailed, ending in a triangular tip set with additional carnelian and framed by sparkling diamonds. This combination of geometric forms, vibrant colors, and shimmering brilliance exemplifies the sophisticated artistry of the Art Deco period.

Signed by Jean Fouquet, the brooch bears the eagle’s head hallmark and is numbered 10583, confirming its authenticity and historical significance. Rarely does a piece of this size and in pristine condition emerge on the market, making it a true collector’s item.

• Designer: Jean Fouquet

• Material: Gold and silver

• Gemstones:

• Orange carnelian

• White diamonds

• Dimensions: 5 inches long

• Era: Circa 1925 (Art Deco)

• Origin: France

• Hallmarks: Signed Jean Fouquet, eagle’s head hallmark, numbered 10583

• Internal ID: PI65051

A remarkable piece of fine jewelry, this brooch is ideal for collectors and connoisseurs of Art Deco design. Its bold size, flawless condition, and impeccable craftsmanship make it a true masterpiece and a testament to Jean Fouquet’s enduring legacy.