Behold! A magical talisman from the past – this exquisite early 1900s brooch by none other than the legendary Norwegian (often confused as Danish) silversmith Marius Hammer.

RARE FIND !!Behold! A magical talisman from the past – this exquisite early 1900s brooch by none other than the legendary Norwegian (often confused as Danish) silversmith Marius Hammer. Hammer, a master of the Art Nouveau and Jugendstil movements, was famed for breathing life into silver and enamel with his ethereal touch.

His creations are synonymous with intricate craftsmanship, playful colors, and a nod to Viking and traditional Nordic design motifs. Collectors worldwide swoon over his work, and pieces like this are harder to find than a Viking’s hidden hoard.

This little beauty is shaped like an all-seeing eye, making it feel as if it has its own quiet mysticism. The guilloché enamel is nothing short of hypnotic—deep reddish-pink rays emanate outward from a luminous, convex, pearly white enamel "pupil," catching light with every subtle movement. A halo of delicate pearly enamel "beads" rings the outer edge like a crown, giving it that rich, celestial vibe.

Made from 930 silver, a fineness more associated with superior Scandinavian silver standards, this brooch isn’t just jewelry; it’s a wearable relic, a whisper from the Belle Époque era when Hammer’s Bergen-based workshop was thriving. Whether pinned to a lapel or stashed safely in a treasure box, this rare find is the sort of jewel that collectors and museum curators dream about.

Measurements :The brooch measures 2.5cm x 1.2cm.The brooch with a weight of 3grams.