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Vintage gold bee pin with diamond cluster body and ruby eyes
Diamond and ruby bee pin on 14kt yellow gold setting
Gold bee pin with two diamond cluster wings and ruby accents
Vintage gold bee pin with diamond cluster body and ruby eyes
Diamond and ruby bee pin on 14kt yellow gold setting
Gold bee pin with two diamond cluster wings and ruby accents

C. 1980 Vintage 1.10 ct. t.w. Diamond Bee Pin with Rubies in 14kt Yellow Gold

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$3,095

$1,165
C. 1980. Show off some bling as you buzz around! This adorable bee pin from our Estate collection is bedecked in a shimmering series of 1.10…

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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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A Notable Quality

The revolver clasp's solid barrel carries slightly more mass than a springring or lobster clasp of comparable size. This characteristic contributes to the overall heft of a piece in a way that tends to reinforce its perceived quality.

Quality & Value

The value of a mined diamond rests on a supply constraint that no production decision can change. Geological rarity limits where diamonds form, mine capacity limits what can be extracted, and quality selectivity limits what reaches gem grade. The result is a value structure driven by genuine scarcity rather than manufacturing economics.

A Storied Heritage

The bee carries a hefty amount of symbolic history as far as jewelry motifs are concerned. It started as markers of royalty, industry, and immortality in ancient Egypt and Greece, served as Napoleon Bonaparte's imperial symbol and is currently used by major jewelry houses as an emblem of craft and creative energy. These layers of association make a piece of bee jewelry a more considered choice than its scale might suggest.

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