Edwardian 9ct Gold Opal Tie Pin feed-agegroup-adult tiger’s eye was believed to

tiger’s eye was believed to guard the wearer and encourage confidence

While religious themes still dominated

often exchanged as a token of affection

A refined Edwardian 15ct Gold tie pin

made circa 1960s

Edwardian 9ct Gold Opal Tie Pin feed-agegroup-adult tiger’s eye was believed toA luminous Edwardian tie pin featuring an oval cabochon opal set in a simple rub over mount of 9ct gold. The setting is deliberately understated to let the opals play of colour take centre stage flashing soft pinks, greens, and blues with every tilt. Opals, the birthstone of October, were beloved in the Edwardian era for their mystical beauty and symbolic meaning believed to inspire creativity, emotional balance, and intuition. Elegant, subtle, and