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Platinum vintage diamond pin with oval and baguette-cut stones, ornate filigree setting
Diamond button pin in platinum worn on black top, textured oval cluster design
Platinum vintage diamond pin with oval and baguette-cut stones, ornate filigree setting
Diamond button pin in platinum worn on black top, textured oval cluster design

C. 1930 Vintage 3.65 ct. t.w. Diamond Pin in Platinum

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$8,195

$6,559
C. 1930. A grid of glitter, this dimensional pin from our Estate collection boasts all the hallmarks of the Art Deco era. Beautifully ornate…

Item 227157

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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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Visually Speaking

The clasp sits as a slim cylinder in line with the chain. A push pull clasp works especially well on continuous-profile necklaces and bracelets because its symmetrical form minimizes visual interruption at the closure.

Stone Story

Fancy color mined diamonds, including vivid yellows, pinks, blues, greens, and reds, are natural stones whose colors come from trace elements or structural anomalies introduced during formation, not from treatment. At the rarest end are vivid pink, blue, and green, they command the highest per-carat prices of any gemstone, which reflects the geological specificity required to produce them.

A Storied Heritage

The Art Deco aesthetic in jewelry was shaped by a specific convergence of cultural forces: the 1922 discovery of Tutankhamun's tomb introduced Egyptian motifs to fashion and jewelry at scale; the Ballets Russes influenced color and form; Cubism restructured design thinking; and the social liberation of women following World War I changed the context in which jewelry was worn. Together these forces produced the period's characteristic boldness and modernity.

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