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Early 20th Century 9ct Gold Single Cultured Pearl Tie Pin feed-condition-used certified as natural beryl of

Early 20th Century 9ct Gold Single Cultured Pearl Tie Pin feed-condition-used certified as natural beryl ofA timeless tie pin featuring a softly lustrous cultured pearl, claw set in a crown style 9ct gold mount. Its clean and elegant design reflects the understated sophistication of the early 20th century, a period when cultured pearls were gaining prominence for their beauty and consistency. Cultured pearls, grown with human assistance but retaining the natural qualities of true pearls, were celebrated for their luminous glow and enduring charm, favoured

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Description

certified as natural beryl of Colombian origin and of minor oil

and brings the deco period sparklingly to life

a working companion

In the Edwardian period

Furthermore

Early 20th Century 9ct Gold Single Cultured Pearl Tie Pin feed-condition-used certified as natural beryl ofA timeless tie pin featuring a softly lustrous cultured pearl, claw set in a crown style 9ct gold mount. Its clean and elegant design reflects the understated sophistication of the early 20th century, a period when cultured pearls were gaining prominence for their beauty and consistency. Cultured pearls, grown with human assistance but retaining the natural qualities of true pearls, were celebrated for their luminous glow and enduring charm, favoured

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