Edwardian 9ct Gold Natural Pearl Tie Pin feed-condition-used which became popular around 1880

which became popular around 1880 due to an increase in superstition

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A gold tie pin in the shape of a key

By the Georgian and Regency eras

Edwardian 9ct Gold Natural Pearl Tie Pin feed-condition-used which became popular around 1880A delicately shaped teardrop natural pearl mounted on a gold pin, likely dating to the early 1900s. This understated yet elegant Edwardian piece embodies the periods fascination with organic beauty and refined simplicity. Natural pearls were among the most prized gems of the era, symbols of purity, wisdom, and wealth were favoured by both Edwardian gentlemen and societys elite. The soft lustre and irregular form of this pearl lend it a uniquely