Antique Art Nouveau Diamond Stickpin Gustav Manz

Antique Art Nouveau Diamond Stickpin Gustav ManzTiny wearable works of art, so often overlooked yet full of charm, stickpins are wonderful conversation starters when worn. Flowing lines and textured hand chasing draw the eye to a lively . 30 carat old European cut diamond in this example. A testament to the golden age of American jewelry design at the turn of the 20th century. the sculptural, swirling motifs on the front are thoughtfully echoed on the reverse, reflecting the care invested In every

Tiny wearable works of art, so often overlooked yet full of charm, stickpins are wonderful conversation starters when worn. Flowing lines and textured hand-chasing draw the eye to a lively .30 carat old European-cut diamond in this example.

A testament to the golden age of American jewelry design at the turn of the 20th century. the sculptural, swirling motifs on the front are thoughtfully echoed on the reverse, reflecting the care invested In every detail. Based on its stylistic characteristics and technical execution, the piece is believed to be the work of Gustav Manz, a highly regarded sculptor-jeweler, celebrated for his extraordinary craftsmanship within the Belle Epoque/Art Nouveau movement.

Weight: 3.3 grams

Measurements: 2 15/16" long, top is 1/2" x 1/4" 

Diamond: estimated .30 carat, near colorless, lively and eye clean

Metal: stickpin is 14k,  top is 18K