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Rarely do we stumble upon such a quaint and charming snapshot of history. Among other important cultural milestones, 1891 marked the premier of Henrik Ibsen’s Hedda Gabler; Carnegie Hall opened in NY with none other than Maestro Peter Tchaikovsky at the podium as guest conductor, and Hormel introduced Spam to a grateful nation! Iconic for the time period, this memorable stickpin is constructed in yellow gold encrusted with twinkling rose-cut diamonds set in silver. If it could only tell us what really inspired this bejeweled memory.
Details
Materials:
Silver over 18 Karat Gold, 14 Karat Yellow Gold
Length:
5/16 inch
Width:
5/8 inch
Period:
Victorian
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