Turban Man Pin

A fantastically designed piece from the turn of the 20th century. It features a dignified man with a bright enamel turban with a round European cut diamond set in it. Hand made in 14...

A fine antique stick pin In 14k gold. Depicting the bust of a North African or Arab man with a turban headdress. Simply a wonderful Ethnographic stick pin! Date: Early 20th Centu...

Rocket Man pin in multicolour enamel Rhodium plated base metal peices inspired by one of Elton’s most iconic songs ‘Rocket Man’. The song describes a Mars-...

Rocket Man pin in black enamel Rhodium plated base metal peices inspired by one of Elton’s most iconic songs ‘Rocket Man’. The song describes a Mars-bound ...

Out of a huge collection of Hopi, Navajo, Zuni and Southwestern jewelry comes this 5 Turquoise stone Dancer Brooch. Hallmarked on the back. Pin back. Meas...

1960s Antique Turban Ornament (Sarpech) Brooch With Navratna (9) Stones on Nephrite With Diamonds This antique Turban Ornament, from the 1960s also known as a Kilangi or Sarpech is a captivating blend of craftsmanship and artistic expression. Transformed into a brooch this Sarpech effortlessly transitions from being a symbol of royalty, to becoming a timeless jewelry piece that allows you to carry a piece of history wherever you may go. Turban ornaments, referred to as Sarpech or Kilangi held significance in India. They adorned the heads of emperors, maharajas and noblemen. Those who wore the Sarpech were regarded as individuals of stature respected for their wisdom, wealth and leadership qualities. Hailing from the vibrant land of Rajasthan, Sarpech whispers tales of a bygone era when turban ornaments were the exclusive privilege of royalty. Its roots are...