Buckle up, Edwardian style. A pair of 14k gold collar pins, each modeled as a small belt buckle, made to fasten a high lace collar or to be worn as a matching pair on a lapel. The buckle was a Victorian emblem of loyalty, and these two keep each other company.
Collar pins, worn in pairs at the points or sides of the high collars of the 1900s, were among the most practical jewels of the Edwardian wardrobe. Today, they can be worn as pendants as well!
The Details
- Era: Edwardian
- Metal: 14k gold, both marked 14k
- Measurements: 16 x 13 mm (5/8 x 1/2 in.) each
- Weight: 1.93 dwt combined (3 grams)
- Quantity: 2
- Condition: Good.
Buckle up, Edwardian style. A pair of 14k gold collar pins, each modeled as a small belt buckle, made to fasten a high lace collar or to be worn as a matching pair on a lapel. The buckle was a Victorian emblem of loyalty, and these two keep each other company.
Collar pins, worn in pairs at the points or sides of the high collars of the 1900s, were among the most practical jewels of the Edwardian wardrobe. Today, they can be worn as pendants as well!
The Details
- Era: Edwardian
- Metal: 14k gold, both marked 14k
- Measurements: 16 x 13 mm (5/8 x 1/2 in.) each
- Weight: 1.93 dwt combined (3 grams)
- Quantity: 2
- Condition: Good.