Antique Black Enamel Crescent Moon and Flower Brooch of 10k Gold signet jewelry The iridescent scarab was originally

The iridescent scarab was originally an antique sterling silver stick pin (circa 1910) transformed with the addition of a sterling silver bail

The gold content has been verified through both XRF (x-ray fluorescence) analysis and traditional jeweler’s acid testing

there is loss to enamel on several flowers visible under magnification

The ring is in good condition with a small chip to the girdle of one of the small diamonds (visible only under magnification)

An outstanding engagement ring from the Art Deco era (circa 1925-1935)

Antique Black Enamel Crescent Moon and Flower Brooch of 10k Gold signet jewelry The iridescent scarab was originallyThis captivating antique brooch (circa 19101920) is a beautifully preserved example of the popular honeymoon motiffeaturing a violet flower representing "honey" nestled within a crescent moon symbolizing the "moon." The piece is enameled in rich black, creating an elegant contrast to the gold edges and a single natural pearl accenting the center. Expertly crafted in 10k gold, the brooch bears the makers mark for Kohn & Company, a respected American