Edwardian 9ct Gold Natural Pearl Tie Pin feed-condition-used 10ct gold was commonly used

10ct gold was commonly used in the United States and parts of Canada during the early 20th century

A joyful jewel with both history and style – the perfect everyday luxury

Circa 1900–1910

A wonderful example of a mid 19th century brooch from France

In the centre are a luminous pear-shaped natural pearl and an 1 carat old mine–cut pear-shaped diamond

Edwardian 9ct Gold Natural Pearl Tie Pin feed-condition-used 10ct gold was commonly usedA refined Edwardian tie pin set with a luminous natural pearl, its soft iridescence and round shape radiating quiet elegance. Set in 9ct gold, this understated piece exemplifies the Edwardian taste for delicacy, restraint, and the natural world. Natural pearls formed without human intervention were rare and highly prized, associated with purity, wisdom, and refinement. Their appeal spanned courtly traditions and fashion forward society, worn by both