Art Deco Paste Stone Halley's Comet Brooch shagreen or when left in darkness

or when left in darkness for a period of time and is known in the trade as "CHAMELEON"

Partial French hallmarks

allegedly inspired by Geezer Butler of Black Sabbath who was seen "raising the horns" in a 1969 photograph

Only engraved a year after it was made

and presented in the original Boodle & Dunthorne triple ring box from their Lord Street shop in Liverpool

Art Deco Paste Stone Halley's Comet Brooch shagreen or when left in darknessDATE: Art Deco, c. 1920 A striking Art Deco brooch, modelled as a comet. Its fully set with white and green paste stones, the main event a large and vibrant green paste stone, bezel set. Its surrounded by a halo of white paste stones, sparkly and bright, with strips of "light" further set with white paste. At each end, green stones follow the white, finely surrounded by silver millegrain. Its modelled in silver throughout, dates from the Art Deco