19th Century 9ct Gold Cassis Tuberosa Helmet Shell Cameo Tie Pin of a Roman Goddess feed-condition-used This pin looks delightful on

This pin looks delightful on a colourful silk tie

with elegantly curling stems wrapping around the central stone

which is suspended from two smaller diamonds - all with millegrain settings

The Victorians believed the new moon symbolised a new beginning or relationship

It is fully hallmarked and was made in 1942 during World War II when gold was limited

19th Century 9ct Gold Cassis Tuberosa Helmet Shell Cameo Tie Pin of a Roman Goddess feed-condition-used This pin looks delightful onThis 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.