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Edwardian Pearl and Diamond Pin Brooch, c.1910s

Edwardian Pearl and Diamond Pin Brooch, c.1910s

A charming acorn design sits atop this Edwardian pin brooch. The nut is formed from a natural pearl measuring 8 mm by 6.5 mm, while the acorn cap is crafted in platinum and set with 0.05 carat of rose cut diamonds. The acorn rests on a slim pin of 18 carat yellow gold, secured with a fitted stopper for safe wear.

Estimate:£950

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Edwardian Pearl and Diamond Pin Brooch, c.1910s