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Gold poodle brooch with green emerald and chalcedony accents and diamond-like stones
Gold poodle pin on white blouse, green and clear gemstone details
Gold poodle brooch with green emerald and chalcedony accents and diamond-like stones
Gold poodle pin on white blouse, green and clear gemstone details

C. 1970 Vintage .30 ct. t.w. Diamond and .10 ct. t.w. Emerald Poodle Pin with Green Chalcedony in 14kt Yellow Gold

$3,295
C. 1970. Who's a pretty poodle? Our Estate collection puppy pin is truly adorable, crafted in textured and polished 14kt yellow gold to conv…

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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

Made With Purpose

The revolver clasp has a specific feel to it, a cylindrical barrel that rotates with even resistance around a fixed tongue. The open and closed positions are distinct and deliberate, nothing like the spring compression of a lobster clasp or the linear click of a box clasp.

Stone Story

Quartz is a large family with very different members. Chalcedony is the one whose microcrystalline structure makes everything finer, such as its surface, translucency, and workability. The crystal grain is too small to see, but it determines everything about how the stone behaves.

A Storied Heritage

The earliest documented use of diamonds in jewelry is traced to India, from alluvial sources active by the 4th century BCE, the Golconda region supplying material that moved through ancient trade networks connecting South Asia to Persia, Arabia, and eventually Rome, the stone arriving in Mediterranean jewelry culture centuries before the cutting developments that would later define its optical character.

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