Antique 10K Crescent Moon Pin with Sapphires and Seed Pearls - Edwardian Gold Jewelry - Estate Honeymoon Brooch - Vintage Jewelry
Antique Edwardian 10K Yellow Gold Crescent Moon Pin Set with Natural Seed Pearls and Lab Created Light Blue Sapphires. This pretty, slender brooch is approximately 1 5/16" long and approximately 5/16" wide overall. It is set with six natural seed pearls ranging in size from 1.9 to 2.5 mm and five round faceted lab-created light sapphires that are prong set and measure approximately 2 mm in diameter.
Stamped 10K on the safety clasp, the pin is in very good antique condition no damage noted.
ERA: Edwardian, 1910s
METAL/MATERIAL: 10K Yellow Gold, Natural Seed Pearls, Lab Created Sapphires
HALLMARKS/HISTORY: 10K, with the K appearing to also be the maker's mark, so stamped as 1K0
CONDITION: Very Good Antique Condition, with no damage noted. One pearl does seem to be a replacement.
MEASUREMENTS: The pin is 1 5/16" long and about 5/16" wide overall.
WEIGHT: 1.4 grams
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May 20, 2022
Quality jewelry, very satisfied will purchase from them again.
Deborah Nevard