Edwardian 18ct Gold Aquamarine Tie Pin feed-condition-used Prague was a major centre

Prague was a major centre of Nouveau design at the turn of the century

Pieces like this were often worn as personal talismans

Likely to depict the famous Doves of Pliny

Miriam Haskell jewellery was worn for publicity shots

decorated with beautifully engraved Scottish thistles and the Scots phrase “Dinna Forget”

Edwardian 18ct Gold Aquamarine Tie Pin feed-condition-used Prague was a major centreA soft glimmer of Edwardian refinement, this elegant tie pin centres on a beautifully cut aquamarine in a refined pear shape, set in rich 18ct yellow gold. Its delicate claw setting speaks to the meticulous craftsmanship of the early 1900s, when every detail was a quiet mark of quality. Aquamarine, the sailors talisman and the stone of clear communication, was believed to calm the mind and steady the nerves, making it a particularly apt choice for the