Shibayama Insect with Ruby Conversion Earrings in 14k Gold thin band This charm was converted from

This charm was converted from an antique stick pin (circa 1910) and features a shield of 14k gold and a deep red garnet at its center

The metal content has been verified through both XRF (x-ray fluorescence) analysis and traditional jeweler’s acid testing

These vintage earrings (circa 1960) feature leaves of 14k gold with clip on clasps

The pendant portion of this necklace depicts two winged creatures accented with enamel flanking a carved sodalite scarab

this stickpin exemplifies the mythological elegance of early 20th-century design—a rare and collectible jewel for connoisseurs of antique gold and symbolic motifs

Shibayama Insect with Ruby Conversion Earrings in 14k Gold thin band This charm was converted fromThese distinctive earrings were created from antique Shibayama game pieces (circa 1880), a Japanese decorative art celebrated for its intricate inlay and naturalistic motifs. Our jeweler carefully cut the originals into refined oval forms, mounted them in 14k gold, and completed the design with ruby surmounts and 14k gold ear wiresblending 19th century craftsmanship with modern wearability. Each earring measures 1. 1 inches from the top of the ear