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A bright Victorian Citrine tie pin. A citrine gemstone weighing 2.33ct has been securely mounted in 9ct gold with four double claw settings. This citrine has excellent clarity, which catches the light beautifully. Size: 9mm x 58mm, weight: 2g. Period: Victorian Jewellery ( 1837 – 1901 ). -
A striking old cut diamond tie pin. A central diamond weighing 15 points has been mounted in 18ct yellow gold and is surrounded by seven diamonds weighing eight points each. These diamonds have excellent clarity, which allows them to catch the light beautifully. This tie pin is presented in its original box. Circa 1880s. All of our tie pins are sold with a stopper fitted to the point. Total Diamond Weight: 71 points. Size: 10mm x 66mm, weight: 2.2g. Period: Victorian Jewellery ( 1837 – 1901 ). -
A distinctive pair of Sapphire and Mother of Pearl cufflinks. Round-cut Sapphires have been set in Mother of Pearl panels and framed in 9ct white gold. The backs and connecting fetter links have been made from 9ct yellow gold, creating a beautiful contrast. An elegant pair of Art Deco cufflinks. Total Sapphire weight: 24 points. Metal: 9ct white & yellow gold. Size: 11mm x 11mm, weight: 2.6g each. Period: Art Deco Jewellery ( 1920 – 1935 ). -
An Edwardian WishBone Tie Pin. Made from 9ct yellow gold, a wishbone is suspended from the tie using a cable link chain allowing it to move when worn. Wishbones are a symbol of good luck and also for finding love, which made them very popular in Edwardian times. A beautifully designed tie pin. All of our tie pins are sold with a stopper fitted to the point. Size: 59mm x 8mm, weight: 1g. Period: Edwardian Jewellery ( 1901 – 1914 ).
