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A graceful piece of Edwardian refinement, this antique stickpin features a radiant purple glass intaglio set within an elongated navette frame of gold fill. The deeply molded intaglio reveals classical influence, capturing the delicate artistry that defined early 20th-century jewelry.
The mount displays subtle sunburst engraving that catches the light beautifully, offering a soft glint of warmth against the regal violet hue. Once worn as a gentleman’s tie or lapel accent, it now makes a striking unisex collector’s jewel.
Era: Edwardian (circa 1905–1915)
Material: Gold-filled (typically 12K over brass)
Stone: Molded purple glass intaglio
Mount: Elongated navette / sunburst design
Length: Approx. 2.75 in (7 cm)
Condition: Excellent antique condition with light age patina
This elegant stickpin bridges Edwardian grace with the romantic influence of the classical revival. Its purple glass intaglio evokes the look of amethyst while maintaining the delicate translucence prized in early 1900s gentlemen’s adornment.
A graceful piece of Edwardian refinement, this antique stickpin features a radiant purple glass intaglio set within an elongated navette frame of gold fill. The deeply molded intaglio reveals classical influence, capturing the delicate artistry that defined early 20th-century jewelry.
The mount displays subtle sunburst engraving that catches the light beautifully, offering a soft glint of warmth against the regal violet hue. Once worn as a gentleman’s tie or lapel accent, it now makes a striking unisex collector’s jewel.
Era: Edwardian (circa 1905–1915)
Material: Gold-filled (typically 12K over brass)
Stone: Molded purple glass intaglio
Mount: Elongated navette / sunburst design
Length: Approx. 2.75 in (7 cm)
Condition: Excellent antique condition with light age patina
This elegant stickpin bridges Edwardian grace with the romantic influence of the classical revival. Its purple glass intaglio evokes the look of amethyst while maintaining the delicate translucence prized in early 1900s gentlemen’s adornment.