Please help to identify ancient Silver Fibula with Pin Stem

[monetanova]

Obverse (with Fleur-de-lis engraving) looks like to be originally covered with gold layer, I can see hammered marks on reverse (*23* or *32*) and - three slash lines (///) and some hardly describable patterns on pin stem and ring. Weight - 25 grams.

Thanks in advance for any input or advice for further research.

 

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[cuzcosquirrel]

It looks like a Norweigan aprondress brooch pin. Check this link.

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[monetanova]

It comes from Baltics, so it could be Scandinavian one, but the pin stem definitely is out of something else in function.

 

[cuzcosquirrel]

It could also be late 1800's Gothic revival chatelaine, perhaps hallmarked also from the look of it.

 

[CRUSADER]

This style of Brooch/Fibula is Ancient but your piece is a modern handcrafted tourist piece. Nicely done though.