Vintage 14K Gold Lavender Jade & Pearl Spider Brooch
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Prepare to turn heads with this utterly charming vintage spider brooch that proves eight-legged friends can be absolutely fabulous! This mid-20th century treasure features a delicate lavender jade body paired with a lustrous pearl, all cradled in elegant 14K yellow gold. It's the perfect conversation starter for anyone with a taste for whimsical vintage jewelry and nature-inspired glamour.
- Crafted in 14K yellow gold for timeless durability and warmth
- Stunning lavender jade centerpiece (16.56 x 11.4 mm) with natural color variation
- Lustrous pearl accent (6.6 mm) adds sophisticated shine
- Compact, wearable size: 27.2 x 22.2 mm
- Lightweight at just 5.5 grams, perfect for all-day wear
- Authentic mid-20th century vintage piece with genuine character
- Includes 2 detailed product images to admire every angle
We offer a complimentary 6-month warranty covering breakage and loose clasps or stones under normal wear and proper care.
This warranty does not cover loss, theft, damage from excessive wear, or improper care.
We recommend periodic check-ups to make sure your jewelry remains in optimal condition.
Cleanings are always free at our San Francisco location.
Domestic orders placed within the United States are complimentary.
Orders are eligible for return within 10 days of delivery. Orders are eligible for exchange within 30 days of delivery.
To start a return or exchange, please visit our Returns & Exchanges page. If we do not receive the item within 30 days of return label creation, no refund will be issued.
All returned items must be in the same condition as when you received them, including all of the original packaging. No items will be accepted for return if it is damaged, worn, or altered.
Bonus or upgrade items must be included with the return to receive a refund on your order.
International orders are final sale. No refunds, returns, or exchanges. If there is an issue with your item, please contact us at hello@muretaandco.com for help.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Every piece in our collection is carefully examined by our team of specialists. We evaluate hallmarks, maker's marks, metal content, craftsmanship, and period-appropriate construction techniques. Pieces are authenticated based on provenance, documentation where available, and expert assessment. We stand behind the authenticity of every item we sell.
Vintage and antique jewelry will show signs of age and wear that are consistent with their history — this is part of their character and charm. Any significant wear, repairs, or alterations will be noted in the listing. Minor imperfections and surface marks are considered normal and are not considered defects.
Most of what we sell has already survived 50 to 150 years of someone else's life, but estate jewelry isn't indestructible, and older settings need to be treated carefully. Pieces with fine filigree, enamel, and small stones are more delicate.
Many of our rings and bracelets can be resized by a skilled jeweler. However, antique and certain vintage pieces may have size limitations due to intricate settings, engravings, or fragile metalwork. Within 2 sizes, ring resizing is typically complementary. For bracelets and more complicated resizings, we are happy to give you a quote.
Antique means over 100 years old (currently, anything made before 1926 — Georgian, Victorian, Edwardian, and earlier Art Deco). Vintage means roughly 25 to 100 years old (mid-Deco through Retro, Mid-Century, and into the 1990s). Estate simply means previously owned, regardless of age — a piece made last year and worn once is technically estate.
We want you to love your piece. Returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery for items in their original condition. Custom alterations or resized pieces are not eligible for return. Please review our full return policy for details.
Vintage and antique jewelry requires gentle care. A soft toothbrush and gentle soap is the best way to clean most pieces. Avoid harsh soaps, perfumes, lotions, and chemicals (such as chlorine) when wearing fine jewelry.
