Art Deco 9ct Gold Black Mother of Pearl Tie Pin feed-gender-unisex assayed in London for 1972

assayed in London for 1972

Iris glass is a fascinating material developed in the late 19th century in regions like Bohemia (modern-day Czech Republic) and Austria

In total they have over a carat of diamonds and they are both elegant and wearable

set amongst 6 sparkling diamonds

it’s a wonderfully eccentric nod to nature and history

Art Deco 9ct Gold Black Mother of Pearl Tie Pin feed-gender-unisex assayed in London for 1972A moody and elegant Art Deco tie pin featuring a round cabochon of black mother of pearl, bezel set in 9ct gold with a zigzag millegrain style border. The lustrous surface shimmers with undertones of green, violet, and bluesubtle yet mesmerising. Black mother of pearl (also known as Tahitian nacre) was a popular choice in 1920s and '30s gentlemans accessories, prized for its iridescence and slightly mysterious allure. A quietly sophisticated piece,