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18kt yellow gold elephant pin with diamond ear, ruby top, emerald eye
Yellow gold elephant pin worn on a white V-neck blouse
18kt yellow gold elephant pin with diamond ear, ruby top, emerald eye
Yellow gold elephant pin worn on a white V-neck blouse

C. 1990 Vintage .25 ct. t.w. Diamond Elephant Pin with Single Ruby and Single Emerald in 18kt Yellow Gold

$3,695
C. 1990. Elephants have long been believed to be symbols of wisdom and good luck. Now, this charming pin has marched into our Estate collect…

Item 243301

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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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Stone Story

Fluorescence occurs in a significant percentage of mined diamonds and is relevant to buying decisions. Caused by structural irregularities from natural crystal growth, it varies in color and intensity across stones, and its presence is documented on GIA reports. In most cases, moderate blue fluorescence has no visible effect on appearance in daylight, but strong fluorescence in certain colors can affect how a stone looks under UV-rich light.

Quality & Value

For the piece that actually matters, the revolver clasp's positive-lock rotation is the right call. It holds, it's reliable, and it was built precisely for situations where heirloom-level jewelry needs a closure designed to last.

Myth & Meaning

The elephant is a gift with meaningful cross-cultural resonance. Symbolic of wisdom, memory, luck, and protection across Indian, African, and Thai traditions shows how influential this gentle giant is. One specific design consideration to look out for is the trunk-raised position, as is widely considered the auspicious form, a distinction significant enough that recipients familiar with the tradition will notice and appreciate.

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