Featured Country of origin for this Victorian set

I posted this on the finds thread, not sure of country of origin. It is 14k, and there are hallmarks I can't read with any of my loupe on the pin stem. C clasp. I Google lensed the pieces, earrings seem to be Russian. Found for $6 with modern costume jewelry. Thank you.

 

similar ...
https://www.etsy.com/listing/1798354299/antique-14k-pearl-pendant-1930s?click_key=f78a32e342b0e9fe358ab74d64f069db96dcc56e:1798354299&click_sum=5e8b8ec7&ref=nla_sfs-2&frs=1

PS: love the arrows and the crescents

 

Where are the marks on the brooch? The earrings looked Russian/Soviet to me before I went back & read that you said they were coming up that way. It's the expectation that you will put something square through a hole that is essentially round that gives it away.

The brooch/watch pin is beautifully made. Turn of the the 20th century; more Edwardian than Victorian. Unbelievable (but Oh how lucky!) that it was mistaken for costume. Have you tested pearls against your teeth? Perhaps seller's error here got it passed over.

 

The earrings go very well with the brooch, but I do not think they are a true set. Will be surprised if the brooch can be shown to be Russian.

 

Does the brooch clasp have a safety part that covers the end of the pin stem? I seem to remember an AR episode that said those came from Russia but I'll be damned if I can remember the episode to find it...

I've already said I loved this one but yes this style was super popular at turn of the century. Lots of starbursts were made in so many different iterations. If I had the money for collecting gold I'd collect these. Maybe if I find someone who thinks they're $6 costume too!

 

Bronwen, yes pearls are real. Very faint markings on the pin stem. Earrings marked 14k behind the pearls.
Mirana, no safety clasp, just a c clasp, on the brooch.

 

It was a rare find. Only one other vintage piece in the lot, art deco chrome necklace. All the other jewelry was $1-$2.

 

Very similar design, geez, that price!

 

Brooch is a bit Flemish maybe?

 

Hmmm this part looks like a safety cover so you don't prick yourself. Am I seeing it wrong?