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Victorian 15ct Gold Tie Pin of a Eagle Claw Holding a Turquoise feed-condition-used from Airedale

Victorian 15ct Gold Tie Pin of a Eagle Claw Holding a Turquoise feed-condition-used from AiredaleThis 15ct gold tie pin features a majestic eagle claw cradling a serene turquoise. In the Victorian times, this symbol of a bird's foot was often associated with sentiments of "Thinking of you" or "Praying for you." Traditionally, such tie pins would hold a pearl, but this unique piece captures the loving message of "I am thinking of you" through the use of a turquoise. The eagle's foot (also known as a talon) represents nobility, strength, courage,

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Description

from Airedale

A lovely and impressive example of an Art Deco three stone ring

makes it such an interesting and elegant piece

Whether you are religious or not - this pin is a delightful work of art

Victorian 15ct Gold Tie Pin of a Eagle Claw Holding a Turquoise feed-condition-used from AiredaleThis 15ct gold tie pin features a majestic eagle claw cradling a serene turquoise. In the Victorian times, this symbol of a bird's foot was often associated with sentiments of "Thinking of you" or "Praying for you." Traditionally, such tie pins would hold a pearl, but this unique piece captures the loving message of "I am thinking of you" through the use of a turquoise. The eagle's foot (also known as a talon) represents nobility, strength, courage,

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