Victorian 9ct Gold Star and Crescent Moon Tie Pin with Seed Pearls and Ruby feed-condition-used known for their durability

known for their durability

Tie pins were essential in the Victorian gentleman’s wardrobe

Every weekday

They were then popular again during the Aesthetic Period (after the Queen finally came out of her 20 year mourning for Prince Albert)

the design features a rhythmic pattern of emerald-cut blue stones framed by gleaming chrome and glittering white pastes

Victorian 9ct Gold Star and Crescent Moon Tie Pin with Seed Pearls and Ruby feed-condition-used known for their durabilityA beautifully symbolic Victorian tie pin in 9ct gold, featuring a crescent moon set with lustrous seed pearls and a radiant star centred with a ruby. This celestial pairing was a beloved motif in late 19th century jewellery, rich in romantic meaning and spiritual resonance. The crescent moon represented femininity, intuition, and new beginnings, while the five pointed star symbolised guidance, protection, and constancy. Together, they formed a popular