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Finely Engraved Gold Bird Pin with Ruby Eye, Hermès, 1950 - 1950s, Bird, Black tie, Cocktail/Festive, Color, Day/Luncheon, Event, Hermes, House, Neutral, Pins, Power dressing/Conferences, Red, Ruby, Stone, Time period, Yellow gold - Rental Borrow.

Finely Engraved Gold Bird Pin with Ruby Eye, Hermès, 1950

SKU: J0216

18K yellow gold finely engraved grouse pin with cabochon ruby eye, Hermès, 1950

Unique Elements
Why not set the finishing touch to the waistband of your gown and to the lapel of your tuxedo or suit by adding this golden Hermes bird with the ruby eye? This unusual 1950s Hermes pin stands out from the crowd and so will you.

Ruby Ruby is called “the king of gems” in Sanskrit. Rubies have obtained the highest per-carat price of any colored stone. Ruby is a variety of corundum, a mineral species that also includes sapphire. Rubies range from orangey red to pure red to purplish red. Trace elements of chromium cause ruby’s red color. Ruby is the July birthstone and the stone for the 15th and 40th anniversaries.

Cabochon A cabochon is a gem which has been shaped and polished but not faceted, typically with a domed top and flat bottom. Cabochons are often cut for opaque stones, for softer translucent gems as well as to highlight phenomenon such as asterism “star” and chatoyancy “cat’s eye”, as these would not show in faceted stones. The 'sugarloaf' cabochon cut features a 4-sided pyramid shape.

Hermes Hermes was founded in 1837 in Paris as a saddle workshop, expanding to include accessories and clothing. The collier de chien (dog collar) leather and metal bracelet was introduced in the 1940s and the company expanded into design and manufacture of jewelry in the mid-1950s. The house is known for enamel, mixed material, gold and lacquer jewelry.

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