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Pre-Loved Vintage 9ct Yellow Gold Enamelled Royal Engineer's Brooch

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  • Product Code: 2G0057
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Pre-Loved Vintage 9ct Yellow Gold Enamelled Royal Engineer’s Brooch – 44.9mm, 3.7gm

A Timeless Piece of Military Heritage

This stunning pre-loved vintage 9ct yellow gold enamelled Royal Engineer’s brooch is a remarkable piece of military memorabilia and fine jewellery. Crafted from high-quality 9ct yellow gold, this brooch features intricate enamel work, beautifully showcasing the Royal Engineer’s emblem. Measuring 44.9mm in diameter and weighing 3.7 grams, it is a fine example of vintage craftsmanship from the mid to late 20th century.

Key Features:

Material: 9ct Yellow Gold
Design: Enamelled Royal Engineer’s Gold Brooch
Size: 44.9mm in diameter
Weight: 3.7 grams
Condition: Excellent, pre-loved condition
Hallmarks: Fully hallmarked for 9ct gold
Era: Vintage (mid to late-20th century)
Suitability: Perfect as a military keepsake, birthday gift, wedding gift, anniversary present, retirement gift, or for everyday wear

This brooch is a statement of history, prestige, and refined craftsmanship, making it a perfect addition to any collection of vintage gold jewellery.


Frequently Asked Questions – Gold Brooches

Q: What does ‘pre-loved’ mean in jewellery?

A: 'Pre-loved' refers to jewellery that has been previously owned. This piece is in excellent condition, ensuring it retains both sentimental and intrinsic value.

Q: Is this brooch suitable for daily wear?

A: Yes, this brooch is designed to be durable. However, like all fine jewellery, it should be handled with care, particularly due to the enamel work.

Q: What is the significance of the Royal Engineer’s emblem?

A: The Royal Engineers (RE) is a prestigious British military regiment known for its engineering expertise and service history. This brooch is a symbol of honour and dedication, making it ideal for collectors and military enthusiasts.

Q: How do I care for my gold and enamel brooch?

A: Avoid exposure to harsh chemicals, perfumes, and prolonged moisture. Clean with a soft cloth, and store in a jewellery box when not in use to prevent scratches.


Understanding Gold: 9ct, 14ct, 15ct & 18ct

Gold is one of the most valued precious metals in jewellery, offering beauty, durability, and an investment in quality craftsmanship. The carat (ct) rating denotes the purity of gold, influencing its hardness, colour, and value.

9ct Gold (375)

  • Contains 37.5% pure gold and 62.5% alloy metals (such as copper and silver).
  • More durable and resistant to scratches than higher carat gold.
  • Has a lighter yellow hue compared to 18ct gold.
  • Most commonly used in the UK for its balance of affordability and durability.

14ct Gold (585)

  • Contains 58.5% gold, with 41.5% alloy metals.
  • Richer in colour than 9ct gold, but still strong enough for daily wear.
  • Popular in both the UK and US for jewellery making.

15ct Gold (625) – Pre-1932

  • An older standard containing 62.5% gold, now discontinued in favour of 14ct and 18ct gold.
  • Highly sought after for antique jewellery and collectors.

18ct Gold (750)

  • Contains 75% pure gold, making it richer in colour and more valuable than 9ct and 14ct gold.
  • Ideal for fine jewellery but softer than 9ct, requiring careful handling.

Frequently Asked Questions – Gold Jewellery

Q: Why is 9ct gold more affordable than 18ct gold?

A: 9ct gold contains less pure gold and more alloy metals, making it cheaper, harder, and more resistant to wear than 18ct gold.

Q: Is 9ct gold still considered ‘real gold’?

A: Yes, 9ct gold is legally classified as real gold in the UK. It simply contains a lower percentage of pure gold than higher carats.

Q: How can I tell if gold jewellery is real?

A: Hallmarks provide a guarantee of gold purity. This brooch is correctly hallmarked to verify its 9ct gold content.

Q: What is the difference between hallmarked and non-hallmarked jewellery?

A: Hallmarked jewellery has been independently tested by an assay office, confirming its authenticity and gold content, providing assurance of quality and value.


Why Buy from H E Phillips Ltd, 19 Fore Street, Totnes, Devon, TQ9 5DA?

H E Phillips Ltd has been a trusted name in jewellery since establishing at its current location in August 2000. Offering an exceptional selection of gold and silver jewellery, they specialise in both new and pre-loved pieces as well as new watches with standard guarantees.

Reasons to Choose H E Phillips Ltd:

Reputation & Expertise: Over two decades of experience in selling quality gold and silver jewellery.
Authenticity Guaranteed: Every piece of jewellery, whether new or second-hand, is verified and hallmarked where applicable.
Personalised Service: Knowledgeable and friendly staff who assist with expert guidance and tailored recommendations.
Competitive Pricing: Fair and transparent pricing, ensuring great value for money.
Secure Shopping: Buy with confidence in-store or through a trusted sales process.


Frequently Asked Questions – Shopping at H E Phillips Ltd

Q: Do all second-hand jewellery pieces come with hallmarks?

A: Yes, where applicable, all second-hand gold jewellery is hallmarked to verify its authenticity and gold content.

Q: Do you offer a guarantee on second-hand jewellery?

A: While pre-loved jewellery does not come with a standard manufacturer’s warranty, H E Phillips Ltd ensures thorough checks and verification before sale.

Q: Do you buy gold jewellery as well?

A: Yes, H E Phillips Ltd also offers a service for buying gold and silver jewellery, subject to valuation.

Q: Can I have my jewellery repaired or resized?

A: Yes, repair and resizing services may be available – please contact the store for more details.


Conclusion: Assurance of Quality Through Hallmarks

When buying gold jewellery, hallmarks provide trust, authenticity, and value assurance. This 9ct yellow gold Royal Engineer’s brooch is correctly hallmarked, ensuring you receive a genuine, high-quality vintage piece.

Choose H E Phillips Ltd for your next jewellery purchase and experience the finest in quality, expertise, and customer service.

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