Jabot Pins

Jabot and stick pins are a simpler style of brooch, for when you want to wear something nice but not too large! There are also hat pins, tie pins, and any number of similar small ornaments.

A lapis lazuli and diamond jabot pin depicting a Chinese immortal, 1920s.

A diamond, emerald and onyx Panthère de Cartier jabot brooch, by Cartier.

An amethyst and diamond stick pin depicting a bull dog, 1880s.

Art art deco emerald, diamond and onyx jabot brooch by Cartier.

An emerald and diamond jabot pin by Raymond Yard, 1920s.

A jabot pin with a natural pearl and diamonds, circa 1925.

A natural pearl and diamond jabot pin, early 20th century.

A platinum, black opal, diamond, emerald and sapphire jabot pin, France, circa 1910.

A platinum, faience, coral, diamond and pearl "Isis" stickpin, circa 1923.

Three diamond and gem-set pins from Cartier's Panthère series.

A baroque pearl and diamond hat pin, late 19th century.

A diamond and blue enamel stick pin.

A gold, silver, and diamond tie p;in with the cypher of Tsar Alexander III of Russia, by Fabergé, circa 1890.

A turquoise and gold tie pin.

A white gold and natural pearl stick pin, circa 1915.

Two natural pearl stickpins and a natural pearl earring.

An early 20th century ruby and diamond arrow pin by Cartier, circa 1920.

New Age Brooches

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An aquamarine and diamond brooch by Margherita Burgener.

A cultured pearl and diamond brooch.

A diamond and gold brooch in the form of a branch of coral, by Grima.

A gold and enamel brooch by John Brogden, circa 1860.

An icy jadeite and diamond brooch by Violetto.

A jadeite and diamond brooch.

A yellow sapphire and diamond brooch.

Classical Brooches II

Diamond star brooches.

John Donald ruby and diamond geometric brooch.

A natural pearl and diamond brooch pendant, circa 1880.

A ruby and diamond brooch by Bapst, 1825.

A ruby and diamond antique floral brooch.

A ruby, diamond, seed pearl and onyx jabot pin, circa 1925.

A sapphire and diamond brooch.

A diamond and turquoise bow brooch, 1890.

A gold and turquoise stick pin, included with a note indicating it was a gift from Queen Alexandra of Great Britain.

A turquoise set of pins, one with a monogram  seed pearl "M".

Brooches Galore

 A brooch of diamonds and calibre-cut rubies in the form of two interlocking circles.

 An enamel brooch of two egrets, surrounding a 3-sided milky-colored stone.

 A gold and diamond brooch with a large pear-shaped emerald pendant hanging from it.

 A pocket watch of gold, diamonds, and enamel,with a very elaborate chatelaine.

 Two gold fish surrounding a dark green gemstone, with tiny diamonds sprinkled around the piece.

 A gold, enamel, pearl, and diamond brooch with gold wreath and ribbon designs.

 An enamel and gold brooch in the form of a bouquet of flowers.

 Undoubtedly a royal piece, a very grand diamond and oriental pearl brooch, very Edwardian in design.

 A brooch of pierced gold, which has been blacked to look like a black mesh, sprinkled with diamond flowers and edged in yellow gold and diamonds.

 A peacock brooch of diamonds, sapphires, rubies, and gold.

 A pearl button and diamond brooch.

 A simple diamond brooch in the form of a spray of flowers.

 A multi-colored floral brooch.

 A ruby, pearl, and diamond bow brooch.

A Russian made Romanov Imperial double-headed eagle brooch.

More Insects in Jewelry

 A blue titanium and diamond butterfly brooch, very much modern.

 A necklace composed of festoons interspersed with rock crystal pendants, each adorned with tiny jeweled butterflies.

A Russian-made diamond and cabochon ruby insect brooch.