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£1,975
Reference No. X33306M
More informationA late Victorian caduceus pearl and diamond stickpin, the two entwined snakes with black enamel decorations, the wings encrusted with rose-cut diamonds, the staff terminating to a pearl on each end, mounted in silver and gold, with gold pin, circa 1890, measuring 2 x 1 cm, the pin measuring 6.8cm long, gross weight 1.8 grams.
A charming Victoria caduceus pearl and diamond stick pin. This stickpin is encrusted by rose-cut diamonds with a pearl on each end of the staff. The caduceus is the staff carried by Greek god Hermes, the two serpents are supposed to represent the fighting serpents which the god separated bringing peace between them. This delightful stickpin would make the perfect gift for anyone interested in Greek mythology and would look charming on a lapel or tie.
A late Victorian caduceus pearl and diamond stickpin, the two entwined snakes with black enamel decorations, the wings encrusted with rose-cut diamonds, the staff terminating to a pearl on each end, mounted in silver and gold, with gold pin, circa ...
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