Imagine the compliments youll receive when you add this Art Deco pearl and enamel bar pin to your antique jewelry collection. This Art Deco bar pin is set in 14k white gold and is highlighted with contrasting white and black enamel. The bullet-shaped ebony enameling is accented with a feathery gold top-setting. A dark creamy white half round pearl centerpieces this antique enamel bar pin. Cartier Gough and Co. trademark. Circa 1920
Opposites definitely attract in this Edwardian antique brooch. Youll love the mirror-image effect of this unusual antique piece. A collection of twenty-one old style round brilliant, full and single cut diamonds combine for a total diamond weight of 0.82 carats. The diamonds range in color from F to H and in clarity from VS1 to SI1. Four synthetic blue sapphires, one square step cut the others rectangular mixed cut, lend contrasting color to this Edwardian brooch. The sapphires total 1.65 carats. Circa 1915
When a delicate finishing touch is what your outfit needs, this Victorian ruby and diamond antique bar pin will never disappoint. The 14k yellow gold setting is texturally enhanced with ribbing and a twisted rope design. The center third of this Victorian bar pin is accented with a collection of rubies and diamonds for contrasting gemstone appeal. Three emerald cut rubies alternate with four old European cut diamonds in this exquisite antique bar pin. The diamonds total 0.16 carats while the rubies lend 0.23 carats of gemstone weight. Circa 1900
With its lovely wreath design, this Etruscan Revival antique sapphire brooch is sure to draw attention. The 14k yellow gold setting is exquisitely carved with a stem-and-leaf design that adds an elegant textural backdrop to the four round faceted mixed cut blue sapphires that are set around the circle. The total gemstone weight of the sapphires is 0.61 carats. Day, Clark and Co. trademark. Circa 1890
Fall over the moon in love with this Victorian antique crescent brooch. Set in 18k yellow gold and topped with platinum, this crescent brooch is set with twenty-one old European cut diamonds. Ranging in color from H to J and in clarity from VVS2 to SI2, the diamonds accentuating this antique crescent brooch total 1.22 carats. The arcing shape of Victorian antique crescent brooches mesmerize the eye. Circa 1895.
Sapphire and diamond Edwardian brooches add a touch of femininity and a splash of color to your favorite little black dress. This sapphire and diamond Edwardian broochs diamond-accented floral motif is particularly soft and romantic. The forty-four old style full and single cut diamonds that accentuate this Edwardian brooch total 0.86 carats of diamond weight. Thirty triangular and rectangular calibre cut blue sapphires vividly edge this platinum Edwardian brooch. The sapphires add 1.00 carat of gemstone weight to the brooch. Circa 1920.
The Edwardian periods signature lacy cutwork is showcased in this antique filigree brooch. A diagonal streak of blue sapphires offers an intriguing accent. Set in platinum, the eyelet edging and spring-curled spirals of this Edwardian filigree brooch soften its rectangular angularity. Provenance reigns supreme in the Tushnett and Strauss trademark. Thirty full cut and one rose cut diamond totaling 0.27 carats lend nonstop shimmer to Edwardian antique filigree brooches like this one. Circa 1900.
Feathery plumes and fluttery starbursts lend subtle distinction to Edwardian antique filigree bar pins. The filigree bar design of this antique pin comes alive with dreamcatcher allure and milgrain bezeling. A blue synthetic sapphire and two sparkling diamonds totaling 0.03 carats are all square set in 14 white gold. Contrasting its gemstones angularity, softened edges, open cutwork and delicate filigreeing add visual appeal to this Edwardian bar pin. Circa 1920.
Edwardian pearl and diamond brooches add elegant splendor to any blouse or dress. The pearl and diamond combination of this handmade antique brooch lends royal sophistication. The 15k bar and clasp are topped with a platinum finished oval, which is encircled with twelve natural oriental pearls. Rhomboid and fleur de lis diamond accents frame the open oval at its four directional points. The twelve single cut and rose cut diamonds accenting this Edwardian pearl and diamond brooch total 0.20 carats. Circa 1905
Cattails bursting with fluffy down give Victorian antique mourning brooches a pastoral flavor. The base of this Victorian mourning brooch is fabricated of cylindrical black onyx that contrasts the 14k yellow gold and pearl fronds overlaying it. Forty-four cream and silver white half seed pearls lend a lustrous will-o-the-wisp effect to this antique mourning brooch. Circa 1880.
These Edwardian guilloche enamel antique pins hypnotically transfuse light, lending a rainbow effect to the white-enamel-trimmed pink guilloche enamel. Each pin is rimmed in 14k yellow gold and is highlighted with rounded edges and spaded endpoints. Of probable French origin, this antique Edwardian guilloche enamel pin set can be worn as a matching pair or separated for greater versatility. Circa 1910.
This Victorian antique pins combination of French blue, dark blue, forest green, spring green, orange and pink enameling colorfully mesmerizes the eye. The central pinwheel design of this Victorian pin is accented with a round modern full cut diamond that weighs approximately 0.09 carats. This 14k gold base of this antique pin is softly etched for textural appeal. Sprinkled with enamel flowers, Victorian antique pins burst with romantic color. Circa 1880s.
This antique pearl and enamel bar pin is reminiscent of a classically elegant pin-striped suit. The mint green enamel stripes that accent this antique bar pins 14k yellow gold setting lend a touch of springtime frivolity. Twenty-one 1.90mm half seed white pearls tickle down this antique enamel bar pin for a cascading effect. Antique pearl and enamel bar pins like this one lend a feminine touch to business attire. Circa 1930s1940s.
This antique 1930s pearl and diamond brooch evokes springtime camellias touched with morning drops of dew. This Art Deco brooch brings the delicate lacework of its 1930s period into diamond-accented leaf motifs. In sum, 36 single-cut diamonds accent this platinum Art Deco brooch. The brooch's total diamond weight is 0.72 carats. Packing additional gemstone appeal, four 4mm light creamy pearls serve as the blossoms of this flowery antique brooch. While a lucky few might discover hand-wrought antique brooches like this one amongst their ancestors' jewels, for many, this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a romantic Art Deco piece. Circa 1930s.