Etruscan Style
main article: Etruscan jewelry
Etruscan Style typically refers to 19th-century jewelry with design influences from Etrurian jewelry dating circa 7th to 3rd centuries BC. The jewelry is noted for granulation and applied filigree.
Victorian_Fibula_Brooch
A Nineteenth Century Etruscan Revival 18K Yellow Gold Fibula Brooch, Embellished with Twisted Wire and Granulated Beads with a Duck-Motif Component with a Flower-Motif Panel Accenting its Top. 2″ Long. Note: Fibulae Were Ancient Clothing Fasteners. They were Used in Greek and Roman Times to Secure Robes at the Shoulder.