19th Century 9ct Gold Cassis Tuberosa Helmet Shell Cameo Tie Pin of a Roman Goddess feed-condition-used Celebrated for their diamond-like brilliance

Celebrated for their diamond-like brilliance and vivid apple green colour

reflecting the refined artistry of the era

All our pins come with stoppers

This 15ct gold tie pin features a majestic eagle claw cradling a serene turquoise

The popularity Scottish style jewellery surged in the latter half of the 19th century after Queen Victoria purchased Balmoral Castle in 1852

19th Century 9ct Gold Cassis Tuberosa Helmet Shell Cameo Tie Pin of a Roman Goddess feed-condition-used Celebrated for their diamond-like brillianceThis 19th Century tie pin features a depiction of a Roman goddess carved from a helmet shell. Originating from the 1840s, it is believed to have been acquired during the Grand Tour, a popular travel trend during the Georgian and Victorian era.