Edwardian Large Natural Baroque Pearl Tie Pin feed-condition-used it represents the ebb and

it represents the ebb and flow of life - thus a crescent in the 19th Century was associated with weddings and births (and later

A simple 18ct white gold plain band ring

An imposing and gobstopper-like jewel from the Holbeinesque Period

and the effect is delightful

The reverse is typical of the shell back design of the period

Edwardian Large Natural Baroque Pearl Tie Pin feed-condition-used it represents the ebb andA large and impressive baroque pearl tie pin. The Edwardians had a great love affair with pearls. They symbolise love and integrity, amongst other things. This would be a lovely present for a soon to be groom and looks very smart on a silk tie. All our pins come with a stopper.