Antique American White Gold Filigree Pin

Delicate, intricate, and endlessly enchanting, filigree items have long been admired for their lacy elegance and fine craftsmanship. The technique itself dates back thousands of years—practiced by ancient goldsmiths in Mesopotamia, Egypt, and later in Greece and Rome—where precious metals were twisted into threads and soldered into airy, ornamental designs.

Filigree flourished across Europe during the Renaissance and into the 19th century, becoming especially popular in the Edwardian era when fine, feminine details were in vogue. Often fashioned in silver or gold and sometimes accented with seed pearls or tiny stones, filigree pins and brooches captured the spirit of refinement and artistry in miniature form.

This finely formed vintage 10K white gold pin with green paste stone is certain to share its charms for years to come. Pin it to the lapel of a blazer, the neckline of a blouse, or a favorite scarf or wrap for instant elegance. Tucked into a chignon, fastened to a ribbon headband, or perched on a handbag, it becomes a delicate, unexpected detail—quietly timeless, always elegant.

Strictly one-of-a-kind and subject to prior sale. 2". Circa 1910-1920.