Edwardian 9ct Gold Opal Tie Pin feed-gender-unisex suggesting a likely date of

suggesting a likely date of circa 1910–1930

while women wore it as a charm against sterility

capturing the era’s love of naturalistic forms with a refined

when portraits frequently depicted women and even children adorned in coral jewellery

The most typical Edwardian jewellery incorporated a lavish profusion diamonds usually set in platinum

Edwardian 9ct Gold Opal Tie Pin feed-gender-unisex suggesting a likely date ofA luminous Edwardian tie pin featuring a glowing cabochon opal set in a simple 9ct gold rub over mount. This minimalist design allows the opals play of colourits flashes of pink, green, and blue to take centre stage. Made around 1905, it's a quietly elegant piece from an era that valued both craftsmanship and natural beauty. Opal, the birthstone for October, has long been associated with creativity, inspiration, and emotional balance making this an