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18kt yellow gold bird on branch pin with ruby and diamond accents
Yellow gold bird pin with purple ruby and clear diamond accents, worn on lapel
18kt yellow gold bird on branch pin with ruby and diamond accents
Yellow gold bird pin with purple ruby and clear diamond accents, worn on lapel

C. 1980 Vintage .25 ct. t.w. Ruby and .16 ct. t.w. Diamond Bird on Branch Pin in 18kt Yellow Gold

$4,795
C. 1980. From our Estate collection, this charming bird pin possesses the perfect balance of elegance and whimsy. Finely crafted in textured…

Item 243266

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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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Skilled Craftsmanship

A revolver clasp on a well-made piece of jewelry will feel immediately different: smooth barrel rotation, consistent engagement with minimal play, and a flush barrel-face-to-tongue closure.

Origin Story

Ruby production beyond Myanmar includes significant deposits in Thailand, Sri Lanka, Mozambique, Madagascar, and Tanzania, each producing stones with distinct color characteristics reflective of their geological origin. Mozambican rubies, from deposits discovered in the early 21st century, emerged rapidly as a commercially important fine-color source, achieving international market recognition that positioned Mozambique as the most significant new ruby origin of the modern era.

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