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Vintage diamond bar pin with white metal setting and yellow gold end tips
Diamond bar pin on neckline, silver-toned setting with gold tip accent
Vintage diamond bar pin with white metal setting and yellow gold end tips
Diamond bar pin on neckline, silver-toned setting with gold tip accent

C. 1910 Vintage .50 ct. t.w. Diamond Pin in Platinum and 18kt Yellow Gold

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$2,295

$1,615
C. 1910. Dating back over a century to the Edwardian era, this time-honored Estate collection pin has proven itself an enduring statement of…

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All weights and measurements are approximate. Most gemstones are treated to enhance their beauty and may require special care.

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The deeper story

Origin Story

Natural diamonds come from a limited geography, including Russia's Yakutia, Botswana, Canada, Australia, South Africa, Angola, and Namibia. Each source produces material with distinctive trace element profiles. For buyers who want to know where a stone was formed, those profiles can sometimes function as provenance indicators in gemological analysis.

Visually Speaking

Garlands, bows, swags, foliate scrolls, open latticework: those are the Edwardian signatures. The vocabulary came from eighteenth-century French decorative arts and got rendered in platinum with a lightness the originals never had. The result was jeweled lace, and it still reads that way today.

A Notable Quality

A revolver clasp adds slightly more weight than a springring or lobster clasp of the same size. But on a fine piece, that additional heft at the closure typically reads as quality rather than bulk.

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