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18kt yellow gold pharaoh stick pin with multicolor enamel and diamond accents
Pharaoh stick pin in yellow gold with blue and gold enamel, worn on white blouse
Yellow gold pharaoh stick pin with hinged clasp back
18kt yellow gold pharaoh stick pin with multicolor enamel and diamond accents
Pharaoh stick pin in yellow gold with blue and gold enamel, worn on white blouse
Yellow gold pharaoh stick pin with hinged clasp back

C. 1930 Vintage .12 ct. t.w. Diamond and Multicolored Enamel Pharaoh Stick Pin in 18kt Yellow Gold

$1,995
C. 1930. A wholly unique piece, steeped in history. Our Estate collection stick pin hails from the Art Deco era and paints the portrait of a…

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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

Visually Speaking

The head is small, but the work can be exacting. A stick pin may hold a diamond, pearl, colored stone, enamel miniature, carved hardstone, or naturalistic motif, concentrating lapidary and setting skill into a sharply limited space.

A Storied Heritage

Tutankhamun's tomb was opened in 1922 and Art Deco jewelry absorbed the entire Egyptian vocabulary almost overnight: scarabs, lotus flowers, hieroglyphic inscriptions, sphinx forms, turquoise, coral, lapis lazuli. The influence was total and fast. Archaeology has rarely moved fashion that quickly.

Quality & Value

Pick up an Art Deco piece and the craftsmanship announces itself: platinum held to tolerances few contemporary pieces match, milgrain edges applied with precision, geometric forms resolved with a clarity that requires no updating. That combination of technical excellence and timeless design vocabulary is what drives sustained collector and estate demand.

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