Edwardian 15ct Gold Turquoise and Diamond Tie Pin feed-condition-used The style rebelled against the

The style rebelled against the formalities of historic design and geometric shapes

The diamonds are set within a fretwork of delicate platinum 'lace' - therefore giving the design the lightness that the Edwardian period is so famous for

and would work beautifully on a gold chain as a pendant for a Christening or Valentine's present - or simply to tell someone you love them

or even combine them for a larger brooch

White paste stones bring the petals and buds to life

Edwardian 15ct Gold Turquoise and Diamond Tie Pin feed-condition-used The style rebelled against theThis 15 carat gold tie pin dates back to the early 20th century. It is set with a stunning pear shaped cabochon turquoise, enhanced by a single diamond. Turquoise have had many meanings throughout history including in the Middle Ages, the stone was thought to be a good luck amulet and protector against falling off from horses and getting poisoned! During the 17th century, turquoise become heavily associated with men's fashion and was considered a must