Victorian 18ct Gold Cats Eye Chrysoberyl and Diamond Tie Pin feed-agegroup-adult Assayed in London in 1936

Assayed in London in 1936 and made by S

The most typical Edwardian jewellery incorporated a lavish profusion of pearls and diamonds usually set in platinum

He looks extremely stylish on a silk tie or lapel

then tricks the devil out of his prize

It has an industrial

Victorian 18ct Gold Cats Eye Chrysoberyl and Diamond Tie Pin feed-agegroup-adult Assayed in London in 1936A refined Victorian 18ct gold tie pin, centred with an oval cabochon cats eye chrysoberyl, framed by a sparkling border of old cut diamonds. Cats eye chrysoberyl is one of the rarest and most fascinating gemstones found in antique jewellery. When cut en cabochon, it displays a remarkable optical phenomenon known as chatoyancy. This is a sharp band of light that glides across the surface of the stone, resembling the slit pupil of a cats eye. This