Antique Egyptian Revival Stick Pin of 14k Gold october birth stone The bezel used to hold

The bezel used to hold the compass is gold plate

The charm is in good condition with some enamel loss to the top petal of the middle flower

" -Richard Llewellyn

this diminutive treasure was once used to hold patches of gummed taffeta—small adhesive “beauty spots” used to conceal blemishes or enhance one's complexion in 18th-century fashion

The piece can be worn either as a pendant or brooch

Antique Egyptian Revival Stick Pin of 14k Gold october birth stone The bezel used to holdThis antique Egyptian Revival stickpin (circa 1910) features a beautifully rendered peacock, crafted in 14k gold. Embodying the early 20th centurys fascination with ancient cultures, this piece reflects the exotic elegance and symbolism that defined the revivalist styles of the Edwardian era. The peacocklong associated with beauty, immortality, and renewalis captured here in fine detail, with intricate feather texturing that showcases the