Antique France Silver-Tone Jeanne d'Arc Fleur-de-lis Portrait Brooch B1798

The portrait features Jeanne d'Arc (January 6, 1412 – May 30, 1431), a national heroine of France. Her historical account is provided at the end of this description. Crafted from silver with a substantial feel, it is in good condition. The reverse side features an antique C clasp and T bar hinge, designs that have been in use since the 18th century before evolving into modern clasps. The presence of such vintage hinge mechanisms can help ascertain the item's age. The brooch measures 2.5 centimeters. The pin on the back of this brooch is relatively long. Based on our buying and selling experience to date, older brooches often have longer pins. A rubber stopper will be included for the buyer's convenience. Finally, regarding Jeanne d'Arc: A young maiden born into a peasant family, she led the French army against the Kingdom of England during the Hundred Years' War. She was eventually captured and burned at the stake, becoming a national heroine of France. Due to their age, antique jewelry should be stored in a resealable bag after use. Avoid wearing it during showers, swimming, or other water-related activities. With proper care, it will last for a long time.