Estate Sterling Silver Faceted Citrine Scottish Thistle Stick Pin, Victorian

Estate Sterling Silver Faceted Citrine Scottish Thistle Stick Pin, Victorian

Brand: Estate Towson - Emilia
SKU: 252-00497
195.00 USD In stock Buy at Merchant

Crafted in sterling silver, this Victorian-era estate stick pin depicts a Scottish thistle motif, set with a single faceted citrine measuring 5.06mm. Total width is 1/2 inch, with a length of 2 1/2 inch and a weight of 1.3 grams. The thistle has long served as the national emblem of Scotland, symbolizing resilience, protection, and pride, making it a beloved motif in Scottish and Victorian-era jewelry design. Citrine's warm golden hue lends a sunny brightness to the thistle's textured silhouette, echoing the flower's own golden-hued blossom found in nature. Stick pins from this era served both a practical function, securing neckties, scarves, or lapels, and a subtle expression of heritage and personal style. Elevate your jewelry collection with this Scottish thistle stick pin, a wonderfully symbolic and historically rich addition for collectors of Victorian jewelry. Its faceted citrine accent and meaningful thistle motif make it a captivating conversation piece as well as a thoughtful gift for an admirer of Scottish heritage or Victorian craftsmanship. Some of the photographs featured on this website have been enhanced or processed using artificial intelligence (AI) tools. While we strive to ensure that all images accurately represent our products, services, and subjects, please be aware that AI processing may alter certain visual details from the original photograph. We are committed to transparency and want our visitors to have a clear understanding of how our visual content is produced. If you have any questions about a specific image or our use of AI technology, please don't hesitate to contact us at info@nelsoncoleman.com.

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