Edwardian 14ct Gold Synthetic Red Spinel and Diamond Tie Pin feed-condition-used but is also an example

but is also an example of a rare and highly expensive jewellery making method where

or simply a magnificent addition to fine jewellery collection

It would make a lovely gift for a young woman

The most typical Edwardian jewellery incorporated a lavish profusion diamonds usually set in platinum

On its base is a carnelian engraved with the Gothick initials “WCC” - probably NOT Westminster City Council

Edwardian 14ct Gold Synthetic Red Spinel and Diamond Tie Pin feed-condition-used but is also an exampleA delightful 14 carat gold floral stickpin, which has a bud set with a synthetic spinel, and diamond leaves above. It was made in Austria between 1872 and 1922.