Art Deco 14ct Gold Green Man Tie Pin feed-agegroup-adult which became popular around 1880

which became popular around 1880 due to an increase in superstition

The ring is finished with millegraining (beading the edge of metalwork)

on a woman or a man - it is a truly lovely and versatile jewel

this tie pin would once have added a thoughtful flourish to a gentleman’s lapel or cravat

This delicate pin would have been a smart finishing touch for a gentleman’s cravat or tie

Art Deco 14ct Gold Green Man Tie Pin feed-agegroup-adult which became popular around 1880An unusual and charismatic tie pin in richly textured 14ct gold, depicting a stylised Green Man, a folkloric symbol of renewal and nature with a vivid emerald set in his mouth. Likely dating to the Art Deco period, the design cleverly merges classical mythology with bold 20th century styling. The deep relief and sculptural detail give this piece a strong presence despite its small size. Perfect for a lapel, tie, or cravat, its a wonderfully eccentric