Pins & Brooches

This petite but eye catching vintage pin is a perfect example of Mid-century modern style and Guilloché enameling. Guilloché enamel is a technique popularized in the 1880s by Peter Carl Fabergé, best known for his Fabergé eggs, in which a surface is engraved with an intricate repeating pattern and then covered with glass enamel. This 14 karat yellow gold pin is delicately bezel set with one .02 carat old European cut diamond which is perfectly color contrasted by the teal blue and white of the enamel. Ready to be worn vertical, horizontal, or diagonal depending on your outfit styling.

This 1950's Era vintage 18 karat yellow and white gold brooch has a hand engraved Florentine finish and features cabochon cut blue sapphires and round brilliant cut diamonds. The entire piece measures 40x50 mm and rises 4 mm up off of the pin mechanism. An example of excellent American craftsmanship

Handmade and engraved this antique cameo brooch has a lovely cherub and Pegasus horse motif. The 14 karat yellow gold holds the shell cameo in place with hand cut prongs that fit delicately into the engraving design which reaches to the edges with not a floral scroll out of place.