A fearsome Griffin sitting atop a gold stickpin guards a natural freshwater pearl. Circa 1900.
A mysterious black hand (bejeweled with a couple rings) proudly displays a natural pearl, pinched between thumb and forefinger, in this exotic and dramatic nineteenth century stickpin, masterfully rendered in 18 karat gold, black enamel with a teeny-tiny ruby flanked by two itsy-bitsy pearls on the ...(more)
A lovely late-nineteenth century stick pin in the form of a French fleur de leis, crafted in platinum over 18 karat yellow gold and glistening with tiny old mine-cut diamonds.
A cool 'claw and egg' motif antique stick pin - however, instead of an egg, the golden creature is proudly displaying a bright light yellow brilliant-cut diamond weighing .40 carat. Based on the cut of the diamond we suspect that it was added at a later date. 18K yellow gold.
From the land of sky blue water - a wayward arrow was re-purposed into this charming stickpin wrapped in 14 karat rose gold with a sparkling old mine-cut diamond. Victorian-era, cool and different.
A tailored adornment from the turn of the century. This 14 karat yellow gold stickpin is enhanced by an appliqued scroll motif in platinum and centered with a bright blue synthetic sapphire. The oval piece measures 5/8 inch by 3/8 inch.
This sharp and sophisticated Art Deco stickpin from France, circa 1925, stars a dark indigo blue rectangular sapphire weighing just light of one carat. The sapphire is set flush in a finely milgrained platinum top and 18K yellow gold and diamond oval frame. French hallmarks abound on the pin.
This suave Art Deco diamond stick pin, circa 1920s, sparkles with a .40 carat old European-cut diamond atop a streamline diamond set chevron. A beauty.
A delightful intricately detailed adornment for your lapel from the Victorian-era.
A happy rotund Buddha carved in bright, light apple green jadeite displayed atop a handcrafted stickpin in 14 karat yellow gold. The jade Buddha measures 1/2 inch by 5/8 inch wide.
A ferocious golden tiger with glowing red eyes and a diamond-set maw, circa 1900.
A ruby eyed King of the Jungle is lunching on a natural freshwater pearl atop this Art Nouveau-era stickpin. Hallmarked Krementz.
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