Cartier 1937 Royal Air Force Wings Diamond Pin

Antique Platinum & Diamond Royal Air Force Wings Brooch. A very rare sweetheart Royal Air Force pilot wings badge-brooch, made in England during the reigning period of the king George V, around the 1920 and 1930. This historical wings-badge is finely detailed and has been crafted in 18 karats yellow Gold with platinum top for the setting of the one-hundred-thirty-four diamonds. It is embellished with the RAF monogram within a laurel wreath surmounted by the king's Crown and accented with applications of red and green glass enamels. The brooch is fitted at the reverse with a hinged horizontal pin-bar and a mechanical security lock. History of The Wings Badge Pilot’s brevet or Pilot’s Wings was designed by senior officers General Sir Frederick Sykes and General Sir David Henderson...

Vintage brass Royal Air Force insignia pin or badge - unsigned - United Kingdom - mid 20th century. Excellent vintage condition - all original - no loss - no damage - no repairs - t...

A peculiar Art Nouveau "L'Union fait la force" pin with birds, crowns and a hanging Maltese Cross, in yellow gold and silver with rose cut diamonds. Fine enam...

Antique Cartier platinum brooch with silver / gold center, adorned with rose cut and round brilliant diamonds. center rose cut largest stone measures approx. 8.4 x 5.7mm, surrounding...

This is a 1950s Florenza bug pin/brooch with trembler wings. It's colorful wings are decorated with faux corals, turquoises and pears. This small go...

A Cartier emerald and diamond stick-pin, the pin in the form of a horse shoe nail, the head and the point set with calibre-cut emeralds and old-brilliant-cut diamonds, set in platinum and yellow gold, bearing French platinum hallmark and signed Cartier with inventory number 51AY, circa 1920, measuring approximately 5 x 1cm, gross weight 2.1 grams. This gorgeous Art Deco stick pin...