Early 20th Century 9ct Gold Cultured Pearl Tie Pin feed-agegroup-adult

Early 20th Century 9ct Gold Cultured Pearl Tie Pin feed-agegroup-adultA classic and wearable tie pin from the early 20th century, featuring a domed cultured pearl set in a decorative crown style claw mount. The pearl displays a soft, iridescent lustre, characteristic of fine cultured examples from the period. As cultured pearls became more accessible in the early 20th century, they were embraced as elegant yet attainable symbols of refinement, favoured by Edwardian gentlemen, flapper era stylists, and even the British

they were particularly popular in the 19th Century and the Romantic Period (the early years of Queen Victoria’s reign)

roaring expression to the powerful and elegant claws that wrap around the band

This striking piece captures the majestic presence of the lion

The contrast between the gold and platinum is very attractive and goes well with the patterned effect of the metals

accompanied by a chain and freshwater pearls

with maker’s mark H&M

This is a very special ring

A charming Edwardian bar brooch crafted in three-coloured 15ct gold

This piece is a soft

A striking vintage zircon solitaire ring

and Cambridge hastily remarried European royals

Cobalt blue glass was a signature of French ateliers of the period