Antique Ruby Flower Cluster Hair Pins sapphire The first documented manufacturing process

The first documented manufacturing process for goldstone was in Venice in the 17th Century and it was invented by the "Miotti" family who were eventually granted an exclusive production license by the Venetian head of state "The Doge"

Offered in the original fitted presentation box branded Dykes Brothers of Glasgow

brilliant cut diamonds that sit at each side of the head

A wonderful vintage day and night cocktail ring by Van Cleef & Arpels

A wonderful sapphire and diamond brooch

Antique Ruby Flower Cluster Hair Pins sapphire The first documented manufacturing processDATE: Victorian, c. 1900 A fantastic antique accessory two matching "en tremblant" hair pins. Modelled as flowers, each one is set with a cluster of juicy rubies. Modelled in silver gilt throughout, each one features a straight pin, leading to a springs where the flower heads rest. This allows for movement when worn in the hair, whether that be in a ponytail, bun etc. Made in the 1900's in the China Straits. STONES Approx. 1. 82ct total of Rubies Per