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Two-tone gold bumblebee pin with diamond body, ruby eyes, and textured wings
Bumblebee diamond and ruby pin on blue denim jacket collar
Two-tone gold bumblebee pin with diamond-paved wings, ruby accents, and curved body
Two-tone gold bumblebee pin with diamond body, ruby eyes, and textured wings
Bumblebee diamond and ruby pin on blue denim jacket collar
Two-tone gold bumblebee pin with diamond-paved wings, ruby accents, and curved body

C. 1980 Vintage .75 ct. t.w. Diamond Bumblebee Pin with Rubies in 18kt Two-Tone Gold

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$2,395

$1,919
C. 1980. Flying in from our Estate collection, this sweet little statement will look adorable pinned to a collar, lapel, scarf or handbag. A…

Item 229086

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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

A Storied Heritage

The bee has been a symbol of royalty, immortality, imperialism, and is now the go-to motif for signaling craft and creative energy. With this much responsibility, they're called worker bees for a reason!

Stone Story

Strong blue fluorescence in a diamond is visible under the ultraviolet light present in some daylight and fluorescent lighting conditions, the stone emitting a blue glow that can appear to improve the face-up color of faint-to-light-yellow stones or, in rare cases of very strong fluorescence, introduce a slightly hazy quality under specific lighting.

Quality & Value

The positive-lock rotation of a revolver clasp makes it a strong candidate for high-value pieces, because it holds under the same wear conditions that can stress a simpler closure.

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