A lovely Edwardian filigree stickpin. It is made of 14 k white gold and is centered with an unidentified blue stone--not glass, not sapphire. The pin is 2 3/8" long, and the decorative head is 1/2". Circa 1915

This is a lovely late Victorian sword pin, suitable for wear on sweaters or loose-weave fabric. It's made of sterling silver and has sky blue enamel [with minor damage] around the hilt and point guard. The pin is a generous 4 1/8 x 1" in size. It is marked sterling,and has a maker's mark. Circa 1900.

This lovely example of English Arts & Crafts enamel is hallmarked and carries a maker's mark of SB. It is sterling silver with blue and green enamel. The enamel portion is 1 1/4" x 1 1/4" and the chain is 18" long. Hallmarks indicate that it was made in Chester in 1918-19. The dropper is probably not original to the piece.

Dating from the Victorian era, this lovely ring is 14k rose gold and moonstone. It is size 6 1/2 and dates from the late 1800s.

Unusual, very Art Nouveau, AND at a reduced price! This 14 k gold pin features a lady in profile, surrounded by her sinuously curving golden tresses. The pin is 1 1/2" X 1" in size. It has a old style lever safety clasp and is marked 14k. Circa 1900.

This Austro-Hungarian ring is silver set with a yellow faceted glass 'stone'. The stone is bezel set in a green and white enameled surround. The enamel is in excellent condition. The ring is a size 7 1/4 and is circa 1900.

Simple and simply attractive. This Art Nouveau stickpin dates from about 1900. The artful knot of 14 k gold holds a small pearl. The pin is ~3" long, and it comes with a clutch to prevent accidental stabbings. :-)

Charming is a pale description for this 14 k gold, peridot, and seed pearl lavaliere. A pear shaped peridot of exceptional color, 3/8" x 1/4" in size, is surrounded by pearl-set leaves. The bale is embellished with more seed pearls, and there is a fresh water pearl dropper. Size is 1 5/8" [including bail & dropper] x 5/8". It is marked for 14 k, and there is a maker's mark of BB.

Recycling isn't a new idea! This charming pin was made with an Art Nouveau era button. The detail of the lady, the flowers, and the bow is wonderful. The pin is 1" X 1/2"; the button is 1/2" in diameter. Circa 1900.

If a dragon can be sweet, this one is. He holds a pearl in his mouth and radiates energy! He's made of 14 k gold and has a maker's mark which I haven't been able to identify. A delightful Art Nouveau conceit to brighten your lapel. Comes with a clutch to prevent accidental stabbing.

This beautiful stickpin is made of 14 k white gold and is set with an unidentified colorless gemstone...not glass or plastic, but a real stone. Just a mystery! Overall length is 2 3/8" and it dates from the early 1900s.

Here is a fierce little dragon to ride on your lapel. He is 14 k gold and holds a diamond in his mouth. The pin is 2 ¼" long and has a maker's mark for Alling & Company of Newark, NJ.