Simplicity, Perfected.

A single bloom diamond “boutonnière” pin, circa 1820s, is perfect for everyone, for all occasions.

A generous, sparkly central antique rose cut diamond of 3/4 of a carat is front and center, surrounded by approximately 35 smaller antique rose cut diamonds set into petals and leaves. The diamonds are set closed backed in silver over gold, as was the practice.

Wear this on the lapel, the neckline, a breast pocket, or a necktie for just the right dash of flash. Or how gorgeous would this be on a headband or ribbon choker? So many possibilities.

The closure is a C-catch, with a tube hinge, and extended pin for added security.

Chain shown is not included.

Unmarked.

9k gold, silver, diamond.

Dimensions and weight:

● 4 cm long (not including pin)

● 18.2 mm wide

● 6.5 mm deep (not including pin)

● 1.5 ctw diamond

● 10.1 grams

Period: Late-Georgian

*Please note that all dimensions and weights are approximate. Age commensurate wear may be present.

*For deliveries outside of the continental U.S., please contact us for shipping information.