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Art Deco Diamond and Onyx Jabot Pin
Striking in its contrast and precision, this Art Deco French jabot pin captures the clean geometry and refined glamour of the 1920s. Sparkling diamonds totaling 1.00 carat accent its streamlined form, while bold black onyx provides a striking counterpoint. Set in platinum.
A jabot pin is a decorative brooch with two ornamental ends connected by a slender pin, designed so that the fabric of a garment shows between the terminals. French jewelers elevated the form during the Art Deco period, creating chic accessories that blended fashion with impeccable craftsmanship.
Circa 1925
3 3/4" length
A jabot pin is a decorative brooch with two ornamental ends connected by a slender pin, designed so that the fabric of a garment shows between the terminals. French jewelers elevated the form during the Art Deco period, creating chic accessories that blended fashion with impeccable craftsmanship.
Circa 1925
3 3/4" length
$25,500.00
Art Deco Diamond and Onyx Jabot Pin—
$25,500.00
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Striking in its contrast and precision, this Art Deco French jabot pin captures the clean geometry and refined glamour of the 1920s. Sparkling diamonds totaling 1.00 carat accent its streamlined form, while bold black onyx provides a striking counterpoint. Set in platinum.
A jabot pin is a decorative brooch with two ornamental ends connected by a slender pin, designed so that the fabric of a garment shows between the terminals. French jewelers elevated the form during the Art Deco period, creating chic accessories that blended fashion with impeccable craftsmanship.
Circa 1925
3 3/4" length
A jabot pin is a decorative brooch with two ornamental ends connected by a slender pin, designed so that the fabric of a garment shows between the terminals. French jewelers elevated the form during the Art Deco period, creating chic accessories that blended fashion with impeccable craftsmanship.
Circa 1925
3 3/4" length
