19th Century Egyptian Revival Micromosaic Tie Pin of a Scarab Beetle feed-gender-unisex is also March’s birthstone

is also March’s birthstone

crafted in 14ct gold

The popularity Scottish style jewellery surged in the latter half of the 19th century after Queen Victoria purchased Balmoral Castle in 1852

A fine and beautifully-designed Art Deco ring

or dangling from a bracelet

19th Century Egyptian Revival Micromosaic Tie Pin of a Scarab Beetle feed-gender-unisex is also March’s birthstoneThis exquisite micro mosaic tie pin from c. 1860 features a meticulously crafted scarab beetle with intricately designed legs and secondary wings. The masterful use of iridescent tesserae adds a shimmer that perfectly captures the essence of the beetle's wing. During the 19th century, Rome and Florence's micro mosaic workshops were a major source of these stunning jewels, especially the popular Etruscan Revival style with scarab beetle mosaics, which