This brooch features magnificent openwork with a splendid round sapphire cabochon-cut of about 2.5 ct, surrounded by old-cut diamonds and rose-cut diamonds. The total carat of the diamonds is approximately 1.5 ct. The setting of the brooch is platinum and yellow gold. It is an extremely elegant brooch that recreates a design of refinement, with a bow on the top whose pendant is a cabochon sapphire. It is a work of extreme delicacy and reveals the craftsmanship and savoir-faire of the Belle époque. The brooch is embellished with its original case of the epoch.

This period, which can be dated between the end of the 19th c. and the beginning of the 20th c., in France, and especially in Paris, was marked by considerable economic prosperity and a graceful and cheerful life. In this period, they return to the jewelry designs of ribbons, garlands and bows, made lighter by the use of platinum to give more brightness to the jewel, embellished with diamonds and precious stones. It is a specific style, that is the Garland Style, and, in this context, they aim to create soft and delicate jewelry; also, to recreate lace of great refinement.