Early 20th century Arts and Crafts 10K Sapphire Tie Pin feed-condition-used offering a warm golden glow

offering a warm golden glow that speaks to the box’s original luxurious intent

and it was painted 'after George Armfield'

An important pair of Edwardian Art Nouveau style earrings

The mix of warm gold and cool platinum-like white metal gives the piece a refined contrast that was so beloved in Edwardian and early Art Deco jewels

Crescent moons in antique jewellery symbolise “new beginnings”

Early 20th century Arts and Crafts 10K Sapphire Tie Pin feed-condition-used offering a warm golden glowThis decorative tie pin is crafted in 10K gold, a fineness standard most commonly used in the United States. At its centre sits a vibrant round cut sapphire, framed by a circular design with engraved fan motifs that lend it a distinct Arts and Crafts or early Art Deco feel, suggesting a likely date of circa 19101930. Sapphire, the birthstone of September, has long been associated with wisdom, integrity, and protection, making this a meaningful and