Vintage Gold Mysterious Totem Egyptian Tie Pin Brooch B2172

This category of tie pins began to gain popularity around the 1830s. Initially, they were worn by affluent gentlemen and later became widely fashionable in the 19th century. Their primary function was to secure the folds of silk and lace ties. As they were worn by a specific clientele, the materials and designs were often more distinctive. Features a unique motif paired with an artificial stone. The main metal body is beautiful, resembling gold plating. There is an inconspicuous mark on the long pin. Total length is 6.8 cm, with the main body measuring 1.5x1 cm. Due to their age, vintage jewelry should be stored in a ziplock bag after use. Avoid wearing while showering, swimming, or engaging in water-related activities. With normal care, these pieces will last for a very long time.