Victorian 18ct Gold Eagle’s Foot Tie Pin with Blue Paste feed-agegroup-adult seeming older than its true

seeming older than its true age of 1972

King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra were the leaders of high society during the late 1800s and early 1900s

which can symbolise luck

it has two majestic winged griffins (or dragons) with lion-like faces

as they are threaded from the back of the ear to the front – just as they would have been worn over a century ago

Victorian 18ct Gold Eagle’s Foot Tie Pin with Blue Paste feed-agegroup-adult seeming older than its trueA bold and symbolic Victorian tie pin, modelled as an eagles claw grasping a vivid blue paste stone. This dramatic design was not just a visual statement, it carried deep meaning in the 19th century. In Victorian symbolism, the eagles foot represented power, nobility, and protection. Often associated with military strength and watchfulness, it was a motif worn to convey courage, ambition, and the unyielding grip of purpose. The intense blue of the