Antique Daisy Charm of 14k Gold puffer fish before being thoughtfully reimagined for

before being thoughtfully reimagined for contemporary wear

Black Hills jewelry began in the 1870s in South Dakota during the Black Hills Gold Rush and often depict leaves

The fleur de lis surmounts were originally antique stick pins (circa 1900) that our jeweler transformed into earrings by adding 14k gold posts and the briolette dangles

These vintage earrings (circa 1980-1990) feature hollow hoops of 14k gold

This antique stickpin (circa 1870) features a finely detailed ram’s head set with glittering diamonds and accented by vivid ruby eyes

Antique Daisy Charm of 14k Gold puffer fish before being thoughtfully reimagined forDelicate and timeless, this charming piece celebrates the grace of antique design. Once an antique pin (circa 1910), it has been thoughtfully transformed by our jeweler into a wearable charm by removing the original findings and adding a refined 14k gold jump ring bail. The piece features a beautifully crafted daisy motif in 14k gold, its petals adorned with white enamel that adds a soft, luminous contrast to the warm gold beneath. The result is a