Edwardian 9ct Gold Baroque Pearl Tie Pin feed-agegroup-adult which takes for form of

which takes for form of a hair-work and sepia pastoral scene

Diamonds are the April birthstone

and fine English silverwork

Celestial motifs were beloved during the late 19th and early 20th centuries

all bordered by delicate old-cut diamonds that soften the geometric outline with gentle sparkle

Edwardian 9ct Gold Baroque Pearl Tie Pin feed-agegroup-adult which takes for form ofA distinctive Edwardian tie pin featuring a natural baroque pearl, mounted simply on a 9ct gold pin. With its irregular, organic form and soft lustre, the pearl has a sculptural quality, a miniature artwork formed by nature. Baroque pearls were especially admired in the early 20th century for their individuality and charm, often chosen to reflect a more naturalistic and less formal aesthetic. A wonderfully characterful piece, c. 19001910.