Edwardian 15ct Gold Pearl and Diamond Tie Pin feed-gender-unisex and the moon’s light

and the moon’s light

Understated yet full of character

reminiscent of the one found on the Harcourt Chapel monument dedicated to George Simon

The name "amethyst" is derived from the Greek word meaning "without drunkenness" and this stone was traditionally thought to provide protection against poison

A hallmark often associated with Alfred Philippe’s work for the house

Edwardian 15ct Gold Pearl and Diamond Tie Pin feed-gender-unisex and the moon’s lightA refined and timeless Edwardian tie pin, set with a creamy natural pearl paired with a sparkling old cut diamond, both mounted in rich 15ct gold. The elegant simplicity of this two stone design captures the Edwardian eras love of grace, balance, and quiet luxury. Pearls and diamonds were a quintessential combination at the time, favoured by royalty for their symbolism and beauty. Both King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra were known for their love of